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

As a free woman she might, unlike a slave, take such things for granted. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #8)
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24 8 As a View more quotes about free">free woman she might, unlike a slave, take such things for granted.

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

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24 5 As she improved in her services, and discipline, I accorded her more privileges.
24 6 To be sure, the strap was still on her neck, keeping her in place as she waded behind the raft.
24 7 Also, I had not yet seen fit to accord her the luxury of clothing, such as I might manage, even so much as a cord and slave strip.
24 8 As a free woman she might, unlike a slave, take such things for granted.
24 9 She had now learned, of course, in my tutelage, that such things were not to be taken for granted.
24 10 She had learned that apparel, if any, in the case of the captive, as well as in that of the slave, is at the discretion of the master.
24 11 I thought this an excellent lesson for Ina, as for any woman.
As she improved in her services, and discipline, I accorded her more privileges. To be sure, the strap was still on her neck, keeping her in place as she waded behind the raft. Also, I had not yet seen fit to accord her the luxury of clothing, such as I might manage, even so much as a cord and slave strip. As a free woman she might, unlike a slave, take such things for granted. She had now learned, of course, in my tutelage, that such things were not to be taken for granted. She had learned that apparel, if any, in the case of the captive, as well as in that of the slave, is at the discretion of the master. I thought this an excellent lesson for Ina, as for any woman. - (Vagabonds of Gor)