Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 28 | 290 | Had she not spoken without View more quotes about permission">permission? But then Masters are often lenient in such matters. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 287 | "Or the collar," smiled Bosk of Port Kar, regarding the collared, kneeling Ellen. |
| 28 | 288 | "But she is a Ubara, Master!" breathed the slave. |
| 28 | 289 | Then she feared she would be beaten. |
| 28 | 290 | Had she not spoken without permission? But then Masters are often lenient in such matters. |
| 28 | 291 | And, too, a slave can often sense when it is acceptable to speak and when it would be wise to request permission to speak. |
| 28 | 292 | Often she has what might be thought of as a standing permission to speak. |
| 28 | 293 | But this may of course be revoked, and thus is preserved the principle that a slave's permission to speak remains at the discretion of the master. |
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"Or the collar," smiled Bosk of Port Kar, regarding the collared, kneeling Ellen.
"But she is a Ubara, Master!" breathed the slave.
Then she feared she would be beaten.
Had she not spoken without permission? But then Masters are often lenient in such matters.
And, too, a slave can often sense when it is acceptable to speak and when it would be wise to request permission to speak.
Often she has what might be thought of as a standing permission to speak.
But this may of course be revoked, and thus is preserved the principle that a slave's permission to speak remains at the discretion of the master.
- (Prize of Gor)