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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

One might almost think that the slavery of the women in Tharna was not an ordinary slavery but in some sense rather different. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #116)
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29 116 One View more quotes about might">might almost think that the slavery of the women in Tharna was not an ordinary slavery but in some sense rather different.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 113 Tharnans seldom bring slaves into the city or, indeed, sell them out of the city.
29 114 It is their own women, it seems, whom they keep in bondage, and a bondage of a very severe sort.
29 115 Even when a slave begs to be sold out of the city, this is usually denied to her.
29 116 One might almost think that the slavery of the women in Tharna was not an ordinary slavery but in some sense rather different.
29 117 It is almost as though it had been imposed upon them as a punishment; it is almost as if they had been sentenced to it.
29 118 Surprisingly, however, and scarcely to be expected in such a stern polity, the city itself is ruled by a Tatrix.
29 119 Her name, it is said, is Lara.
Tharnans seldom bring slaves into the city or, indeed, sell them out of the city. It is their own women, it seems, whom they keep in bondage, and a bondage of a very severe sort. Even when a slave begs to be sold out of the city, this is usually denied to her. One might almost think that the slavery of the women in Tharna was not an ordinary slavery but in some sense rather different. It is almost as though it had been imposed upon them as a punishment; it is almost as if they had been sentenced to it. Surprisingly, however, and scarcely to be expected in such a stern polity, the city itself is ruled by a Tatrix. Her name, it is said, is Lara. - (Dancer of Gor)