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

And if such matters were allowed to proceed unchecked soon half-naked slave girls might aspire to the pretensions of free women, desiring to be the mistresses of their own clothing and bodies. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #43)
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21 43 And if such View more quotes about matters">matters were allowed to proceed unchecked soon half-naked slave girls might aspire to the pretensions of free women, desiring to be the mistresses of their own clothing and bodies.

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

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21 40 That was true.
21 41 If she were not to be whipped and chained, and disrobed and raped, as might be the others, and for no obvious reason, such as being the favorite of one of the keepers, a reason a slave girl can understand, then puzzlement, and perhaps even consternation and dissension, might soon manifest itself in the kennels.
21 42 The other girls might then soon want the same privileges.
21 43 And if such matters were allowed to proceed unchecked soon half-naked slave girls might aspire to the pretensions of free women, desiring to be the mistresses of their own clothing and bodies.
21 44 But matters, of course, would never be permitted to reach that point.
21 45 Long before that point was reached the leather would have been removed from its nail in the whipping shed.
21 46 "We must do something about Taphris," said Barus.
That was true. If she were not to be whipped and chained, and disrobed and raped, as might be the others, and for no obvious reason, such as being the favorite of one of the keepers, a reason a slave girl can understand, then puzzlement, and perhaps even consternation and dissension, might soon manifest itself in the kennels. The other girls might then soon want the same privileges. And if such matters were allowed to proceed unchecked soon half-naked slave girls might aspire to the pretensions of free women, desiring to be the mistresses of their own clothing and bodies. But matters, of course, would never be permitted to reach that point. Long before that point was reached the leather would have been removed from its nail in the whipping shed. "We must do something about Taphris," said Barus. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)