Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | 931 | View more quotes about slavers">Slavers sometimes refer to the hair of a slave as her "pelt". |
| 2 | 932 | One would not use this expression of the hair of a free woman, save in a context of vulgarity. |
| 2 | 933 | The slave, of course, is an animal, as is, for example, a tarsk, verr, or sleen. |
| 2 | 934 | She is an animal—completely. |
| 2 | 935 | That must be understood. |
| 2 | 936 | That is what she is. |
| 2 | 937 | Thus one thinks little or nothing of inquiring as to her "pelting". |
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Slavers sometimes refer to the hair of a slave as her "pelt".
One would not use this expression of the hair of a free woman, save in a context of vulgarity.
The slave, of course, is an animal, as is, for example, a tarsk, verr, or sleen.
She is an animal—completely.
That must be understood.
That is what she is.
Thus one thinks little or nothing of inquiring as to her "pelting".
- (Players of Gor)