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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I then understood, as I had not before, the remark of the heavy man in the apartment, which had been reported to me by the girl, that she might not have her name long. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #103)
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2 103 I then understood, as I had not before, the remark of the View more quotes about heavy">heavy man in the apartment, which had been reported to me by the girl, that she might not have her name long.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 100 "I can't be a slave," she said.
2 101 "I'm Beverly Henderson!" "Enjoy your name while you still have it," he said.
2 102 "Later you will be called only by those names by which masters please".
2 103 I then understood, as I had not before, the remark of the heavy man in the apartment, which had been reported to me by the girl, that she might not have her name long.
2 104 A slave, of course, would have no name in her own right.
2 105 She must wear, docilely, any name her master might see fit to put upon her.
2 106 The girl moaned.
"I can't be a slave," she said. "I'm Beverly Henderson!" "Enjoy your name while you still have it," he said. "Later you will be called only by those names by which masters please". I then understood, as I had not before, the remark of the heavy man in the apartment, which had been reported to me by the girl, that she might not have her name long. A slave, of course, would have no name in her own right. She must wear, docilely, any name her master might see fit to put upon her. The girl moaned. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)