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

No privilege whatsoever is extended to the slave on the grounds of her high intelligence, or even brilliance. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #245)
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10 245 No privilege whatsoever is extended to the View more quotes about slave">slave on the grounds of her high intelligence, or even brilliance.

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

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10 242 But this is true of professional women, on the whole.
10 243 Many of them in their private life, are their master's contented and loving, grateful, slave.
10 244 But all slaves, as slaves, regardless of the level of their intelligence, are to be held in effective and flawless bondage.
10 245 No privilege whatsoever is extended to the slave on the grounds of her high intelligence, or even brilliance.
10 246 The most intelligent, the most brilliant, is in her collar still only a slave.
10 247 She, as the least of her sisters, is held in strict subservience; she, as they, will learn herself completely and superbly mastered.
10 248 I was enjoying my breakfast.
But this is true of professional women, on the whole. Many of them in their private life, are their master's contented and loving, grateful, slave. But all slaves, as slaves, regardless of the level of their intelligence, are to be held in effective and flawless bondage. No privilege whatsoever is extended to the slave on the grounds of her high intelligence, or even brilliance. The most intelligent, the most brilliant, is in her collar still only a slave. She, as the least of her sisters, is held in strict subservience; she, as they, will learn herself completely and superbly mastered. I was enjoying my breakfast. - (Players of Gor)