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| 24 | 121 | View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps not the most valuable, but the loveliest. |
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| 24 | 118 | I suppose they are to be forgiven for this, because they are only human, and the slaves, after all, are lovely properties. |
| 24 | 119 | Indeed sometimes rich men, in negotiating the city, will have coffles of back-braceleted display slaves neck-chained behind their palanquins. |
| 24 | 120 | Certainly the loveliest thing a man can own is a woman. |
| 24 | 121 | Perhaps not the most valuable, but the loveliest. |
| 24 | 122 | Owning a large number of beautiful slaves is a mark of wealth on Gor, as would be, say, automobiles, boats, houses, or such, on Earth. |
| 24 | 123 | But to return briefly to the interesting matter of clothing. |
| 24 | 124 | Clothing, for a free woman, functions as police and guardsmen, walls or barriers, shelter and shielding. |