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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, the presence of a free woman at a dinner or banquet, tends to inhibit the slaves. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #686)
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1 686 Too, the View more quotes about presence">presence of a free woman at a dinner or banquet, tends to inhibit the slaves.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 683 This was not unusual in a slaver's house, of course.
1 684 Free women do not frequent such precincts, unless accompanied and guarded.
1 685 It would be dangerous otherwise to do so.
1 686 Too, the presence of a free woman at a dinner or banquet, tends to inhibit the slaves.
1 687 It is hard to be a lovely slave under the cold, contemptuous glare of a disapproving free woman.
1 688 Accordingly, free women are forbidden at many feasts.
1 689 They may, of course, speculate on the nature of the festivities from which their presence is precluded.
This was not unusual in a slaver's house, of course. Free women do not frequent such precincts, unless accompanied and guarded. It would be dangerous otherwise to do so. Too, the presence of a free woman at a dinner or banquet, tends to inhibit the slaves. It is hard to be a lovely slave under the cold, contemptuous glare of a disapproving free woman. Accordingly, free women are forbidden at many feasts. They may, of course, speculate on the nature of the festivities from which their presence is precluded. - (Players of Gor)