Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 30 | 483 | She has her View more quotes about position">position in society to consider, her station and status. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 30 | 480 | She must have a clear understanding of what will be permitted to her companion and what will not be permitted to him. |
| 30 | 481 | Certainly, as she is free, her modesty is not to be compromised. |
| 30 | 482 | All things are to be regulated with care, how and where he may touch her, and such. |
| 30 | 483 | She has her position in society to consider, her station and status. |
| 30 | 484 | She is hedged in with a thousand trammels and compromises, militating against her selfless surrender. |
| 30 | 485 | The love of a free woman, then, to the extent that she can love, is beset with a great number and variety of considerations, with a thousand subtle and noxious calculations, plannings and governances. |
| 30 | 486 | Needless to say, these several appurtenances do not enter into the ken of a slave. |
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She must have a clear understanding of what will be permitted to her companion and what will not be permitted to him.
Certainly, as she is free, her modesty is not to be compromised.
All things are to be regulated with care, how and where he may touch her, and such.
She has her position in society to consider, her station and status.
She is hedged in with a thousand trammels and compromises, militating against her selfless surrender.
The love of a free woman, then, to the extent that she can love, is beset with a great number and variety of considerations, with a thousand subtle and noxious calculations, plannings and governances.
Needless to say, these several appurtenances do not enter into the ken of a slave.
- (Prize of Gor)