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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Whether one means them or not one becomes, in their utterance, instantly, categorically and without recourse, fully and legally a slave, something with which masters are then entitled to do with as they please. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #646)
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40 646 View more quotes about whether">Whether one means them or not one becomes, in their utterance, instantly, categorically and without recourse, fully and legally a slave, something with which masters are then entitled to do with as they please.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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40 643 Such words, in themselves, in the appropriate context, effected enslavement.
40 644 Intention, and such, is immaterial, for one might always maintain that one had not meant them, or such.
40 645 The words themselves, in the appropriate context, are sufficient.
40 646 Whether one means them or not one becomes, in their utterance, instantly, categorically and without recourse, fully and legally a slave, something with which masters are then entitled to do with as they please.
40 647 Such words are not to be spoken lightly.
40 648 They are as meaningful as the collar, as significant as the brand.
40 649 "The words I speak, I speak knowingly," she said.
Such words, in themselves, in the appropriate context, effected enslavement. Intention, and such, is immaterial, for one might always maintain that one had not meant them, or such. The words themselves, in the appropriate context, are sufficient. Whether one means them or not one becomes, in their utterance, instantly, categorically and without recourse, fully and legally a slave, something with which masters are then entitled to do with as they please. Such words are not to be spoken lightly. They are as meaningful as the collar, as significant as the brand. "The words I speak, I speak knowingly," she said. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)