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

"When a man has a slave exactly where he wants her, and as he wants her," he asked, "why then should he not do what he wants with her, and as he wants, fully, and in all respects?" Ellen looked up, in consternation. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #651)
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17 651 "When a man has a View more quotes about slave">slave exactly where he wants her, and as he wants her," he asked, "why then should he not do what he wants with her, and as he wants, fully, and in all respects?" Ellen looked up, in consternation.

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

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17 648 "She has strange views," said the man.
17 649 "She is a barbarian," said Targo.
17 650 The fellow looked down at Ellen, puzzled.
17 651 "When a man has a slave exactly where he wants her, and as he wants her," he asked, "why then should he not do what he wants with her, and as he wants, fully, and in all respects?" Ellen looked up, in consternation.
17 652 "She is a slave," the man reminded her.
17 653 "You must never do anything to a woman without her consent," stammered Ellen.
17 654 "But thousands of things are done everyday, even to free women, and free men, without their consent," he said.
"She has strange views," said the man. "She is a barbarian," said Targo. The fellow looked down at Ellen, puzzled. "When a man has a slave exactly where he wants her, and as he wants her," he asked, "why then should he not do what he wants with her, and as he wants, fully, and in all respects?" Ellen looked up, in consternation. "She is a slave," the man reminded her. "You must never do anything to a woman without her consent," stammered Ellen. "But thousands of things are done everyday, even to free women, and free men, without their consent," he said. - (Prize of Gor)