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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

Just as a man of Earth might be proud of his pictures, or his dogs or horses, so, too, a Gorean can be proud of his slave, or slaves. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #1464)
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21 1464 Just as a man of View more quotes about earth">Earth might be proud of his pictures, or his dogs or horses, so, too, a Gorean can be proud of his slave, or slaves.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 1461 And one of them, surely, is that of a display object.
21 1462 It is common for masters to be very proud of their girls and to desire to show them off.
21 1463 Indeed, one of the reasons for slave garb, aside from such things as its identificatory role, its stimulatory nature, both to the master and slave, its instructive role, and such, is its capacity to display the girl beautifully.
21 1464 Just as a man of Earth might be proud of his pictures, or his dogs or horses, so, too, a Gorean can be proud of his slave, or slaves.
21 1465 Some men like to travel with a naked slave afoot beside them, chained by the neck to their stirrup.
21 1466 Some rich men enjoy having lovely slaves, sometimes strings of them, follow them, chained by the neck, the leads of the chains fastened to slave bars at the back of their palanquins.
21 1467 In this case, Calliodorus was apparently interested in displaying two beauties, a pair of exquisite slaves, at his prow.
And one of them, surely, is that of a display object. It is common for masters to be very proud of their girls and to desire to show them off. Indeed, one of the reasons for slave garb, aside from such things as its identificatory role, its stimulatory nature, both to the master and slave, its instructive role, and such, is its capacity to display the girl beautifully. Just as a man of Earth might be proud of his pictures, or his dogs or horses, so, too, a Gorean can be proud of his slave, or slaves. Some men like to travel with a naked slave afoot beside them, chained by the neck to their stirrup. Some rich men enjoy having lovely slaves, sometimes strings of them, follow them, chained by the neck, the leads of the chains fastened to slave bars at the back of their palanquins. In this case, Calliodorus was apparently interested in displaying two beauties, a pair of exquisite slaves, at his prow. - (Renegades of Gor)