Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 80 | 54 | View more quotes about soon">Soon, Cabot had heard, there would be a slave market for such established on the world, and soon thereafter, he supposed, some of these slaves, doubtless in chains, would be carried to others of the steel worlds, and then it would be but a matter of time until the useful and practical, and delicious and prized, institution of female slavery would be as familiar and popular on the steel worlds as on Gor itself. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 80 | 51 | No longer was it a secret, though suspected, thing, found amongst isolated Kurii. |
| 80 | 52 | Already several had been attacked by enraged free female Kurii, which attacks, as they were slaves, they were not permitted to resist. |
| 80 | 53 | Having the slaves publicly recognizable, of course, delighted male Kurii, for they might now look lustfully upon them, desire them, make offers for them, and so on. |
| 80 | 54 | Soon, Cabot had heard, there would be a slave market for such established on the world, and soon thereafter, he supposed, some of these slaves, doubtless in chains, would be carried to others of the steel worlds, and then it would be but a matter of time until the useful and practical, and delicious and prized, institution of female slavery would be as familiar and popular on the steel worlds as on Gor itself. |
| 80 | 55 | Male Kurii had chosen to act. |
| 80 | 56 | No longer would they content themselves with less than the men of Gor. |
| 80 | 57 | "Have some Kurii departed from the world, for Gor, recently?" asked Cabot. |
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No longer was it a secret, though suspected, thing, found amongst isolated Kurii.
Already several had been attacked by enraged free female Kurii, which attacks, as they were slaves, they were not permitted to resist.
Having the slaves publicly recognizable, of course, delighted male Kurii, for they might now look lustfully upon them, desire them, make offers for them, and so on.
Soon, Cabot had heard, there would be a slave market for such established on the world, and soon thereafter, he supposed, some of these slaves, doubtless in chains, would be carried to others of the steel worlds, and then it would be but a matter of time until the useful and practical, and delicious and prized, institution of female slavery would be as familiar and popular on the steel worlds as on Gor itself.
Male Kurii had chosen to act.
No longer would they content themselves with less than the men of Gor.
"Have some Kurii departed from the world, for Gor, recently?" asked Cabot.
- (Kur of Gor)