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

Her treatment, her caresses, her rewards, and such, would then be more clearly a function of what she was in herself alone, more clearly a function of whatever intrinsic merit, quality, or worth she might possess in herself alone, as a female, as a slave. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 38, Sentence #167)
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38 167 Her treatment, her caresses, her rewards, and such, would then be more View more quotes about clearly">clearly a function of what she was in herself alone, more clearly a function of whatever intrinsic merit, quality, or worth she might possess in herself alone, as a female, as a slave.

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

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38 164 I think that was not so much because she was beautiful, which she was, as because she was free.
38 165 Her being a free woman gave something of a fillip, it seemed, to her use as a prize.
38 166 Once she was collared, of course, if that should occur, she would have to compete with such as I on a more even basis.
38 167 Her treatment, her caresses, her rewards, and such, would then be more clearly a function of what she was in herself alone, more clearly a function of whatever intrinsic merit, quality, or worth she might possess in herself alone, as a female, as a slave.
38 168 "Surrender your Home Stone," said the other guard.
38 169 "You are done, finished!" "Hold, hold," said the first fellow, irritably, he who had uttered the exclamation only a moment ago.
38 170 "Your Ubar and Ubar's Builder are forked," said the other guard.
I think that was not so much because she was beautiful, which she was, as because she was free. Her being a free woman gave something of a fillip, it seemed, to her use as a prize. Once she was collared, of course, if that should occur, she would have to compete with such as I on a more even basis. Her treatment, her caresses, her rewards, and such, would then be more clearly a function of what she was in herself alone, more clearly a function of whatever intrinsic merit, quality, or worth she might possess in herself alone, as a female, as a slave. "Surrender your Home Stone," said the other guard. "You are done, finished!" "Hold, hold," said the first fellow, irritably, he who had uttered the exclamation only a moment ago. "Your Ubar and Ubar's Builder are forked," said the other guard. - (Witness of Gor)