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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

"What manner of place is this," begged the girl, lifting the chain on her collar, "and is this how they treat all women?" "I shall not expatiate on what manner of place this is," said Ginger, "for you, yourself, shall soon learn, and well. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #696)
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8 696 "What View more quotes about manner">manner of place is this," begged the girl, lifting the chain on her collar, "and is this how they treat all women?" "I shall not expatiate on what manner of place this is," said Ginger, "for you, yourself, shall soon learn, and well.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 693 Two girls, doubtless, could train the red-haired barbarian more quickly than one.
8 694 For example, they could work her in shifts.
8 695 "You speak English," cried the girl on the side block, the collar and chain on her throat, "what is this place and how did I come here!" "This is the world called Gor," said Ginger, "and you were brought here by spacecraft".
8 696 "What manner of place is this," begged the girl, lifting the chain on her collar, "and is this how they treat all women?" "I shall not expatiate on what manner of place this is," said Ginger, "for you, yourself, shall soon learn, and well.
8 697 And this is not how they treat all women.
8 698 Women on this world, most of them, enjoy a status and freedom of which you, from Earth, cannot even conceive.
8 699 Their raiment is splendid, their station is lofty, their mien is noble, their prestige is boundless.
Two girls, doubtless, could train the red-haired barbarian more quickly than one. For example, they could work her in shifts. "You speak English," cried the girl on the side block, the collar and chain on her throat, "what is this place and how did I come here!" "This is the world called Gor," said Ginger, "and you were brought here by spacecraft". "What manner of place is this," begged the girl, lifting the chain on her collar, "and is this how they treat all women?" "I shall not expatiate on what manner of place this is," said Ginger, "for you, yourself, shall soon learn, and well. And this is not how they treat all women. Women on this world, most of them, enjoy a status and freedom of which you, from Earth, cannot even conceive. Their raiment is splendid, their station is lofty, their mien is noble, their prestige is boundless. - (Savages of Gor)