Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 1 | 729 | She was far too View more quotes about beautiful">beautiful and desirable to be free. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 1 | 726 | It had not even occurred to him to see her as a free woman, robed in dignities, a citizeness, entitled to respect and deference. |
| 1 | 727 | He saw her instantly, doubtless as the Priest-Kings had intended, in terms of the brand and collar, in terms of shackles and the whip, in terms of the auction block and cage. |
| 1 | 728 | She was the sort of woman a man would put joyously, triumphantly, to his feet. |
| 1 | 729 | She was far too beautiful and desirable to be free. |
| 1 | 730 | Freedom was not for such as she. |
| 1 | 731 | She was the sort of woman a man would not accept, except upon the terms of absolute and complete ownership. |
| 1 | 732 | You could look upon her, and see she was a natural slave. |
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It had not even occurred to him to see her as a free woman, robed in dignities, a citizeness, entitled to respect and deference.
He saw her instantly, doubtless as the Priest-Kings had intended, in terms of the brand and collar, in terms of shackles and the whip, in terms of the auction block and cage.
She was the sort of woman a man would put joyously, triumphantly, to his feet.
She was far too beautiful and desirable to be free.
Freedom was not for such as she.
She was the sort of woman a man would not accept, except upon the terms of absolute and complete ownership.
You could look upon her, and see she was a natural slave.
- (Kur of Gor)