Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 34 | 169 | I View more quotes about trust">trust that the abundance of slave girls on Gor will not seem surprising. |
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Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 34 | 166 | It would probably be hard for a woman of Earth to understand how a mere slave girl, nothing but a commodity in a snatch of silk and a light, lovely, narrow, locked collar, could be so admired and prized. |
| 34 | 167 | The culture of Earth has not prepared its women to understand how delicious, vital, beautiful, desirable and exciting their sex can be. |
| 34 | 168 | They would find it difficult to believe that any woman could be such, let alone one such as themselves. |
| 34 | 169 | I trust that the abundance of slave girls on Gor will not seem surprising. |
| 34 | 170 | It is precisely what one would expect to find in a powerful, male-dominated society. |
| 34 | 171 | Strong men like slaves, you see, and, accordingly, see to it that they will have them. |
| 34 | 172 | Not surprisingly then, slaves are a frequent and familiar sight on Gor, in the streets and markets, in the taverns and shops, in the fields and on the roads, and so on, almost everywhere, and certainly one expects to find them in private houses, engaged in domestic labors and deferentially serving. |
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It would probably be hard for a woman of Earth to understand how a mere slave girl, nothing but a commodity in a snatch of silk and a light, lovely, narrow, locked collar, could be so admired and prized.
The culture of Earth has not prepared its women to understand how delicious, vital, beautiful, desirable and exciting their sex can be.
They would find it difficult to believe that any woman could be such, let alone one such as themselves.
I trust that the abundance of slave girls on Gor will not seem surprising.
It is precisely what one would expect to find in a powerful, male-dominated society.
Strong men like slaves, you see, and, accordingly, see to it that they will have them.
Not surprisingly then, slaves are a frequent and familiar sight on Gor, in the streets and markets, in the taverns and shops, in the fields and on the roads, and so on, almost everywhere, and certainly one expects to find them in private houses, engaged in domestic labors and deferentially serving.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor)