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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

Similarly a high-caste accent, with all its elegance and refinement, would not make her any the less a slave either. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #352)
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14 352 View more quotes about similarly">Similarly a high-caste accent, with all its elegance and refinement, would not make her any the less a slave either.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 349 She lost no time in addressing herself to the food, but, rather to my surprise, and irritation, she did so with delicacy.
14 350 She had a certain breeding and refinement, it seemed, of a sort which one might not expect to find in my sort, in slaves.
14 351 I supposed that if she were a slave, the signs in her manner of such breeding and refinement might be of interest to a master, not that they would make her any the less a slave.
14 352 Similarly a high-caste accent, with all its elegance and refinement, would not make her any the less a slave either.
14 353 Such learn to leap and obey as quickly as the rest of us.
14 354 "You eat with delicacy," I said.
14 355 Too, this refinement, this elegance, seemed so natural in her.
She lost no time in addressing herself to the food, but, rather to my surprise, and irritation, she did so with delicacy. She had a certain breeding and refinement, it seemed, of a sort which one might not expect to find in my sort, in slaves. I supposed that if she were a slave, the signs in her manner of such breeding and refinement might be of interest to a master, not that they would make her any the less a slave. Similarly a high-caste accent, with all its elegance and refinement, would not make her any the less a slave either. Such learn to leap and obey as quickly as the rest of us. "You eat with delicacy," I said. Too, this refinement, this elegance, seemed so natural in her. - (Witness of Gor)