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

And yet, of course, a slave is a slave, a property, a domestic animal, even in the high cities. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #262)
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44 262 And yet, of View more quotes about course">course, a slave is a slave, a property, a domestic animal, even in the high cities.

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

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44 259 But was she not only another female? By the red savages, you must understand, white women are regarded as slave stock, at best, suffered to live only as degraded, abused domestic beasts.
44 260 They are held in contempt, save for the work which they may perform and the pleasures one may derive from them.
44 261 One supposes this may have to do with the Memory.
44 262 And yet, of course, a slave is a slave, a property, a domestic animal, even in the high cities.
44 263 Any girl in her collar understands that.
44 264 Doubtless Iwoso held herself a thousand times above a slave, and ten thousand times above a white female slave.
44 265 "Do so," said he.
But was she not only another female? By the red savages, you must understand, white women are regarded as slave stock, at best, suffered to live only as degraded, abused domestic beasts. They are held in contempt, save for the work which they may perform and the pleasures one may derive from them. One supposes this may have to do with the Memory. And yet, of course, a slave is a slave, a property, a domestic animal, even in the high cities. Any girl in her collar understands that. Doubtless Iwoso held herself a thousand times above a slave, and ten thousand times above a white female slave. "Do so," said he. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)