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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Any true man," I said, "who sees such a woman wishes to own her". - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #485)
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5 485 "Any View more quotes about true">true man," I said, "who sees such a woman wishes to own her".

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 482 Only the most beautiful are thought worthy of the brand; only the most beautiful are found worthy of the collar".
5 483 "But how miserable," she moaned, "that I fell slave!" "The more excruciatingly beautiful a woman is," I said, "the more likely it is that she will be put in brand and collar".
5 484 She looked at me.
5 485 "Any true man," I said, "who sees such a woman wishes to own her".
5 486 "On this world," whispered Alyena, "they can!" "On this world," I said, "they do".
5 487 "Poor women!" said Alyena.
5 488 I shrugged.
Only the most beautiful are thought worthy of the brand; only the most beautiful are found worthy of the collar". "But how miserable," she moaned, "that I fell slave!" "The more excruciatingly beautiful a woman is," I said, "the more likely it is that she will be put in brand and collar". She looked at me. "Any true man," I said, "who sees such a woman wishes to own her". "On this world," whispered Alyena, "they can!" "On this world," I said, "they do". "Poor women!" said Alyena. I shrugged. - (Tribesmen of Gor)