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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

A free woman, in her status, in her loftiness and power, in her glory and might, was another form of being altogether, quite different from herself. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #442)
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11 442 A View more quotes about free">free woman, in her status, in her loftiness and power, in her glory and might, was another form of being altogether, quite different from herself.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 439 She then caught sight of Ellen, standing to the side, unobtrusively awaiting the command to clear.
11 440 Ellen looked down, immediately.
11 441 Something in her belly, which she did not entirely understand, made her apprehensive in the presence of a free woman.
11 442 A free woman, in her status, in her loftiness and power, in her glory and might, was another form of being altogether, quite different from herself.
11 443 "No!" exclaimed the woman, delightedly.
11 444 "Yes," smiled her companion, "we made them slaves.
11 445 Some changes had to be made in some of them, as you would suppose, recourse had to certain serums, and such, to make them acceptable for the markets, but it was all taken care of, in good order".
She then caught sight of Ellen, standing to the side, unobtrusively awaiting the command to clear. Ellen looked down, immediately. Something in her belly, which she did not entirely understand, made her apprehensive in the presence of a free woman. A free woman, in her status, in her loftiness and power, in her glory and might, was another form of being altogether, quite different from herself. "No!" exclaimed the woman, delightedly. "Yes," smiled her companion, "we made them slaves. Some changes had to be made in some of them, as you would suppose, recourse had to certain serums, and such, to make them acceptable for the markets, but it was all taken care of, in good order". - (Prize of Gor)