Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 15 | 484 | Yet often I could hear, as though in some cellar, their pacing and whimpering, their scratching and howling". |
| 15 | 485 | "I am not sure there are free women," I said, "except in a trivial legal sense". |
| 15 | 486 | "I am such a woman!" cried Lady Publia. |
| 15 | 487 | "How such women shame women such as I, who are weak and needful, and loving," said Lady Claudia. |
| 15 | 488 | "In your weakness and need, and love," I said, "in your honesty, and truth, you are a thousand times stronger, and greater, than such caricatures of women, than such travesties of women, than such pseudomales and facsimile men, denying themselves and their feelings, holding themselves rigid, not daring to feel or be themselves". |
| 15 | 489 | "But men keep women such as I powerless," she said, touching her thigh. |
| 15 | 490 | "Yes," I said, "and you love it". |
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Yet often I could hear, as though in some cellar, their pacing and whimpering, their scratching and howling".
"I am not sure there are free women," I said, "except in a trivial legal sense".
"I am such a woman!" cried Lady Publia.
"How such women shame women such as I, who are weak and needful, and loving," said Lady Claudia.
"In your weakness and need, and love," I said, "in your honesty, and truth, you are a thousand times stronger, and greater, than such caricatures of women, than such travesties of women, than such pseudomales and facsimile men, denying themselves and their feelings, holding themselves rigid, not daring to feel or be themselves".
"But men keep women such as I powerless," she said, touching her thigh.
"Yes," I said, "and you love it".
- (Renegades of Gor, Chapter )