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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was no wonder free women, as I had heard, so hated slaves. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #469)
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6 469 It was no View more quotes about wonder">wonder free women, as I had heard, so hated slaves.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 466 To be sure, if slaves were not available, then it was understandable how men might relate to free women.
6 467 Sexually starved, and driven by their needs, they would then be forced to make do with whatever might be available, the best in such a case perhaps being the free woman.
6 468 But on Gor alternatives, real alternatives, slaves, were available.
6 469 It was no wonder free women, as I had heard, so hated slaves.
6 470 How could they even begin to compete with a slave, those dreams come true for men? Perhaps that is it, I thought, perhaps that is why he did not kiss me.
6 471 Perhaps he did not kiss me because I was free, or, I added, in my thinking, not truly understanding the qualification, because he thought I was free.
6 472 I lay there in the darkness, in the heat of the silks.
To be sure, if slaves were not available, then it was understandable how men might relate to free women. Sexually starved, and driven by their needs, they would then be forced to make do with whatever might be available, the best in such a case perhaps being the free woman. But on Gor alternatives, real alternatives, slaves, were available. It was no wonder free women, as I had heard, so hated slaves. How could they even begin to compete with a slave, those dreams come true for men? Perhaps that is it, I thought, perhaps that is why he did not kiss me. Perhaps he did not kiss me because I was free, or, I added, in my thinking, not truly understanding the qualification, because he thought I was free. I lay there in the darkness, in the heat of the silks. - (Kajira of Gor)