Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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Quote
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126
Then I thought that somewhere, surely, there must be such men.
1
127
But where? Surely, somewhere in nature, there must be such men! Surely somewhere in nature there must be an explanation for my needs.
1
128
I had not invented them.
1
129
I was their captive! Surely somewhere in nature there must be an accounting for them, as there was an accounting for the dances of bees and the fragrance of flowers, for the fleetness of the antelope and the teeth of the lion, for the migrations of fish and birds, for the swarming of insects, for the turning of turtles to the sea.
1
130
Somehow there must be a reason for the way I felt, something beyond all the denials, denunciations and rationalizations.
1
131
Such needs bespoke something deep within me, but I dared not consider what it might be.
1
132
I was lonely and miserable! I wondered if somewhere in nature there might lie not only an explanation for these needs, so seemingly mysterious and inexplicable, given my environment, my education, my training, my conditioning, so different from them, but also some dark complement to them, some response to them, or answer to them.
Then I thought that somewhere, surely, there must be such men.
But where? Surely, somewhere in nature, there must be such men! Surely somewhere in nature there must be an explanation for my needs.
I had not invented them.
I was their captive! Surely somewhere in nature there must be an accounting for them, as there was an accounting for the dances of bees and the fragrance of flowers, for the fleetness of the antelope and the teeth of the lion, for the migrations of fish and birds, for the swarming of insects, for the turning of turtles to the sea.
Somehow there must be a reason for the way I felt, something beyond all the denials, denunciations and rationalizations.
Such needs bespoke something deep within me, but I dared not consider what it might be.
I was lonely and miserable! I wondered if somewhere in nature there might lie not only an explanation for these needs, so seemingly mysterious and inexplicable, given my environment, my education, my training, my conditioning, so different from them, but also some dark complement to them, some response to them, or answer to them.
- (Dancer of Gor, Chapter )