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

"This is what, implicitly, in effect, your aunt was recognizing," I said, "though perhaps not fully consciously. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #819)
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13 819 "This is what, implicitly, in View more quotes about effect">effect, your aunt was recognizing," I said, "though perhaps not fully consciously.

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

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13 816 "The only sense in which you are a new slave," I said, "is that it has not been long since your legal embondment" "Master?" she asked.
13 817 "For years, you have been a slave," I said, "only one who was not yet properly owned, a technicality recently remedied on Gor".
13 818 She looked up at me.
13 819 "This is what, implicitly, in effect, your aunt was recognizing," I said, "though perhaps not fully consciously.
13 820 It seems to have been recognized even more clearly by your former superior, the female executive.
13 821 She dressed you, and treated you, did she not, as, in effect, a slave?" "Yes," said the girl, angrily.
13 822 "I think," I said, "in spite of other possible considerations and advantages which might have been involved in her behavior and attitudes, she was trying to be kind to you, trying to make it clear to you what you were, trying to encourage you to be true to your own nature".
"The only sense in which you are a new slave," I said, "is that it has not been long since your legal embondment" "Master?" she asked. "For years, you have been a slave," I said, "only one who was not yet properly owned, a technicality recently remedied on Gor". She looked up at me. "This is what, implicitly, in effect, your aunt was recognizing," I said, "though perhaps not fully consciously. It seems to have been recognized even more clearly by your former superior, the female executive. She dressed you, and treated you, did she not, as, in effect, a slave?" "Yes," said the girl, angrily. "I think," I said, "in spite of other possible considerations and advantages which might have been involved in her behavior and attitudes, she was trying to be kind to you, trying to make it clear to you what you were, trying to encourage you to be true to your own nature". - (Savages of Gor)