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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, as often as not, city pride enters into such matters. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 48, Sentence #260)
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48 260 Too, as View more quotes about often">often as not, city pride enters into such matters.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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48 257 She has become an animal.
48 258 If, too, she is sufficiently desirable, it is almost certain she will not be freed.
48 259 As the Goreans have it, such women are too beautiful to be free.
48 260 Too, as often as not, city pride enters into such matters.
48 261 Such girls, with other slave girls, both of various cities and with the former free women of the conquered city, now collared slaves, too, will often be marched naked in chains in the loot processions of the conquering cities.
48 262 It is claimed they have shamed their former city by having fallen slave, and if they were good enough to be only slaves in the conquered city then surely they should be no more within the walls of the victorious city.
48 263 Such girls usually are marched in a special position in the loot processions, behind and before banners which proclaim their shame.
She has become an animal. If, too, she is sufficiently desirable, it is almost certain she will not be freed. As the Goreans have it, such women are too beautiful to be free. Too, as often as not, city pride enters into such matters. Such girls, with other slave girls, both of various cities and with the former free women of the conquered city, now collared slaves, too, will often be marched naked in chains in the loot processions of the conquering cities. It is claimed they have shamed their former city by having fallen slave, and if they were good enough to be only slaves in the conquered city then surely they should be no more within the walls of the victorious city. Such girls usually are marched in a special position in the loot processions, behind and before banners which proclaim their shame. - (Explorers of Gor)