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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

What the woman in her collar seldom understands is that she, herself, is now also, genuinely, a female slave. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #146)
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3 146 What the View more quotes about woman">woman in her collar seldom understands is that she, herself, is now also, genuinely, a female slave.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 143 The slave, of course, is likely to bare her brand to any who threaten her.
3 144 She may then, her fair wrists incarcerated in slave bracelets, and leashed, be commanded to point out the woman who now wears her collar.
3 145 She must do so.
3 146 What the woman in her collar seldom understands is that she, herself, is now also, genuinely, a female slave.
3 147 She, by her own action, in locking the collar on her own neck, as much as if she had spoken a formula of enslavement, is now also a slave.
3 148 Perhaps they will make a pretty brace of slaves, drawn about on their leashes.
3 149 She who belonged to the former free woman will now, undoubtedly, be made first girl over her, the new slave.
The slave, of course, is likely to bare her brand to any who threaten her. She may then, her fair wrists incarcerated in slave bracelets, and leashed, be commanded to point out the woman who now wears her collar. She must do so. What the woman in her collar seldom understands is that she, herself, is now also, genuinely, a female slave. She, by her own action, in locking the collar on her own neck, as much as if she had spoken a formula of enslavement, is now also a slave. Perhaps they will make a pretty brace of slaves, drawn about on their leashes. She who belonged to the former free woman will now, undoubtedly, be made first girl over her, the new slave. - (Vagabonds of Gor)