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

Gorean males will pursue such a woman relentlessly, intent on bringing her into their collar. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #1106)
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25 1106 View more quotes about gorean">Gorean males will pursue such a woman relentlessly, intent on bringing her into their collar.

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

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25 1103 Thus his interest in her, if interest it was, could not be of the nature of a "vengeance buy," at least in any normal sense of that term, with its commonly dreadful implications.
25 1104 Indeed, let the woman beware who is the object of a true vengeance buy! A man will pay much to obtain her! And then, sold to him, she is his to do with as he pleases.
25 1105 Let the woman beware, whether slave or free, who has betrayed a Gorean male, lest she come later into his power.
25 1106 Gorean males will pursue such a woman relentlessly, intent on bringing her into their collar.
25 1107 How terrifying to find oneself in chains, owned, stripped, at the feet of one whom one has betrayed! But such cases are rare, and extreme.
25 1108 The usual "vengeance buy" might more appropriately be regarded as little more than a "satisfaction buy".
25 1109 Perhaps, say, a woman, doubtless a free woman, as a slave would be very unlikely to risk this, has irritated or annoyed a man.
Thus his interest in her, if interest it was, could not be of the nature of a "vengeance buy," at least in any normal sense of that term, with its commonly dreadful implications. Indeed, let the woman beware who is the object of a true vengeance buy! A man will pay much to obtain her! And then, sold to him, she is his to do with as he pleases. Let the woman beware, whether slave or free, who has betrayed a Gorean male, lest she come later into his power. Gorean males will pursue such a woman relentlessly, intent on bringing her into their collar. How terrifying to find oneself in chains, owned, stripped, at the feet of one whom one has betrayed! But such cases are rare, and extreme. The usual "vengeance buy" might more appropriately be regarded as little more than a "satisfaction buy". Perhaps, say, a woman, doubtless a free woman, as a slave would be very unlikely to risk this, has irritated or annoyed a man. - (Prize of Gor)