Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 146 | There is then View more quotes about suddenly">suddenly between her and free persons an unbridgeable chasm, an insuperable gulf, a difference not of degree but of kind. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 143 | Involved here, too, are questions of identity and meaningfulness. |
| 37 | 144 | Such an affixing, such an emplacement, radically alters the recipient. |
| 37 | 145 | She is then radically different from what she has been. |
| 37 | 146 | There is then suddenly between her and free persons an unbridgeable chasm, an insuperable gulf, a difference not of degree but of kind. |
| 37 | 147 | She is no longer a free person; she is now goods, a property, a domestic animal, subject to sale, barter, and such. |
| 37 | 148 | More simply, she is then become the most exciting and desirable of all women, the owned woman, the female slave. |
| 37 | 149 | Perhaps a word or two might be inserted here pertaining to female slavery. |
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Involved here, too, are questions of identity and meaningfulness.
Such an affixing, such an emplacement, radically alters the recipient.
She is then radically different from what she has been.
There is then suddenly between her and free persons an unbridgeable chasm, an insuperable gulf, a difference not of degree but of kind.
She is no longer a free person; she is now goods, a property, a domestic animal, subject to sale, barter, and such.
More simply, she is then become the most exciting and desirable of all women, the owned woman, the female slave.
Perhaps a word or two might be inserted here pertaining to female slavery.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)