Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 381 | "Few of them," I said, "would be regarded in the cities as a free companion". |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 378 | "There is no freer nor higher nor more beautiful woman," I said, "than the Gorean free companion. |
| 25 | 379 | Compare her with your average wife of Earth". |
| 25 | 380 | "The Tuchuk women," said Elizabeth, "have a miserable lot". |
| 25 | 381 | "Few of them," I said, "would be regarded in the cities as a free companion". |
| 25 | 382 | "I have never known a woman who was a free companion," said Elizabeth. |
| 25 | 383 | I was silent, and sad, for I had known one such. |
| 25 | 384 | "You are perhaps right," I said, "but throughout the mammals it seems that there is one whose nature it is to possess and one whose nature it is to be possessed". |
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"There is no freer nor higher nor more beautiful woman," I said, "than the Gorean free companion.
Compare her with your average wife of Earth".
"The Tuchuk women," said Elizabeth, "have a miserable lot".
"Few of them," I said, "would be regarded in the cities as a free companion".
"I have never known a woman who was a free companion," said Elizabeth.
I was silent, and sad, for I had known one such.
"You are perhaps right," I said, "but throughout the mammals it seems that there is one whose nature it is to possess and one whose nature it is to be possessed".
- (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 25)