Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 335 | "If it did," I said, "what do you View more quotes about think">think would be your Gorean fate?" She stiffened, and turned pale. |
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Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 332 | It was a sense of honor less germane to the accountant and merchant than to the peasant or warrior, less germane to the lamb than to the lion. |
| 32 | 333 | Such things can differ, from culture to culture. |
| 32 | 334 | She looked at me, in consternation. |
| 32 | 335 | "If it did," I said, "what do you think would be your Gorean fate?" She stiffened, and turned pale. |
| 32 | 336 | When a woman has abused and insulted a man, and treated him badly, it is a common Gorean moral view that such a woman should be stripped, and put to use, and then sold into slavery. |
| 32 | 337 | "Free me!" she cried. |
| 32 | 338 | "No," I told her. |
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It was a sense of honor less germane to the accountant and merchant than to the peasant or warrior, less germane to the lamb than to the lion.
Such things can differ, from culture to culture.
She looked at me, in consternation.
"If it did," I said, "what do you think would be your Gorean fate?" She stiffened, and turned pale.
When a woman has abused and insulted a man, and treated him badly, it is a common Gorean moral view that such a woman should be stripped, and put to use, and then sold into slavery.
"Free me!" she cried.
"No," I told her.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor)