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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

I was inordinately vain of my face and figure. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1111)
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13 1111 I was inordinately vain of my View more quotes about face">face and figure.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 1108 It was amusing to stare them down, coldly, when I caught them trying to sneak a sly glance at what I had, of course, deliberately displayed with the obvious intent of arousing and troubling them.
13 1109 I hated and despised men, but I was muchly pleasured to provoke and deny them.
13 1110 That was power.
13 1111 I was inordinately vain of my face and figure.
13 1112 I had been, in my own view, though doubtless such things are subjective, the most beautiful woman I had ever seen, until I had found myself on Gor.
13 1113 Here, to my anger, I had found many who were far more beautiful.
13 1114 Here I found I was, on the whole, rather a common girl.
It was amusing to stare them down, coldly, when I caught them trying to sneak a sly glance at what I had, of course, deliberately displayed with the obvious intent of arousing and troubling them. I hated and despised men, but I was muchly pleasured to provoke and deny them. That was power. I was inordinately vain of my face and figure. I had been, in my own view, though doubtless such things are subjective, the most beautiful woman I had ever seen, until I had found myself on Gor. Here, to my anger, I had found many who were far more beautiful. Here I found I was, on the whole, rather a common girl. - (Captive of Gor)