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

What could a woman of Earth be before such men but a slave? But I would not be elsewhere than on this world. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #639)
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19 639 What could a View more quotes about woman">woman of Earth be before such men but a slave? But I would not be elsewhere than on this world.

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

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19 636 On this world there are men such as Portus Canio and Selius Arconious! I am a woman.
19 637 I did not know such men could exist.
19 638 She touched her collar.
19 639 What could a woman of Earth be before such men but a slave? But I would not be elsewhere than on this world.
19 640 I am a woman.
19 641 I have learned that on Gor, and have been taught what it means in its truth, depth and fullness.
19 642 Better a collar on Gor than a throne on Earth! How glorious to be a woman and live upon a natural world, a world in which I must occupy my rightful place in the order of nature, my place at the feet of masters! The beat of the tarn's wings above her was steady, and smooth.
On this world there are men such as Portus Canio and Selius Arconious! I am a woman. I did not know such men could exist. She touched her collar. What could a woman of Earth be before such men but a slave? But I would not be elsewhere than on this world. I am a woman. I have learned that on Gor, and have been taught what it means in its truth, depth and fullness. Better a collar on Gor than a throne on Earth! How glorious to be a woman and live upon a natural world, a world in which I must occupy my rightful place in the order of nature, my place at the feet of masters! The beat of the tarn's wings above her was steady, and smooth. - (Prize of Gor)