Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 15 | 495 | Where View more quotes about males">males are concerned the institution is primarily economic. |
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 15 | 492 | It is hard for men to leave a woman who can be a good slave girl free. |
| 15 | 493 | She may always dread, if she wishes, that in the night men will come again for her, hooding her, and carrying her to a distant city, to be again put on the block of a steaming market, that once again her throat will be encircled by a steel collar and that she will kneel at the feet of a new master. |
| 15 | 494 | Slavery also, of course, encompasses the ownership of male slaves, for which there is less precedent in nature. |
| 15 | 495 | Where males are concerned the institution is primarily economic. |
| 15 | 496 | The labor of male slaves is useful and cheap. |
| 15 | 497 | It is applied in such places as the quarries, the roads, the great farms, in certain types of cargo galleys, on the wharves, at the walls of cities and in the forests. |
| 15 | 498 | Male slaves are usually debtors or criminals; sometimes they are captives, taken in actions against enemy cities or facilities; sometimes they have merely accrued the displeasure of powerful men or families; some slavers, working in gangs, specialize in the capture of free men for work projects; they obtain a fee per head on a contractual basis. |
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It is hard for men to leave a woman who can be a good slave girl free.
She may always dread, if she wishes, that in the night men will come again for her, hooding her, and carrying her to a distant city, to be again put on the block of a steaming market, that once again her throat will be encircled by a steel collar and that she will kneel at the feet of a new master.
Slavery also, of course, encompasses the ownership of male slaves, for which there is less precedent in nature.
Where males are concerned the institution is primarily economic.
The labor of male slaves is useful and cheap.
It is applied in such places as the quarries, the roads, the great farms, in certain types of cargo galleys, on the wharves, at the walls of cities and in the forests.
Male slaves are usually debtors or criminals; sometimes they are captives, taken in actions against enemy cities or facilities; sometimes they have merely accrued the displeasure of powerful men or families; some slavers, working in gangs, specialize in the capture of free men for work projects; they obtain a fee per head on a contractual basis.
- (Beasts of Gor)