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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

Indeed, it is regarded as a grievous insult to a girl, and a terrible humiliation, for her to be freed. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #502)
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4 502 View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, it is regarded as a grievous insult to a girl, and a terrible humiliation, for her to be freed.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 499 What property can compare with her? She fulfills manhood, and is a joy to own.
4 500 Too, it might be noted that the slaves on the whole come to love their collars and thrive in bondage.
4 501 It is the way they want to be, the absolute way they want to live.
4 502 Indeed, it is regarded as a grievous insult to a girl, and a terrible humiliation, for her to be freed.
4 503 It is like saying that she is no longer interesting enough, or desirable enough, to be kept in her collar.
4 504 I suppose this might be difficult for some to understand how this could be, but then, one supposes, their culture is other than the Gorean culture.
4 505 One merely reports facts.
What property can compare with her? She fulfills manhood, and is a joy to own. Too, it might be noted that the slaves on the whole come to love their collars and thrive in bondage. It is the way they want to be, the absolute way they want to live. Indeed, it is regarded as a grievous insult to a girl, and a terrible humiliation, for her to be freed. It is like saying that she is no longer interesting enough, or desirable enough, to be kept in her collar. I suppose this might be difficult for some to understand how this could be, but then, one supposes, their culture is other than the Gorean culture. One merely reports facts. - (Rogue of Gor)