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| 80 | 278 | What man, View more quotes about seeing">seeing a beautiful woman, does not imagine her in a collar, and want her? It is, accordingly, not surprising that Gorean masters keep their girls in collars. |
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| 80 | 275 | Yet there is no doubt that such collars are extremely attractive on a female. |
| 80 | 276 | It is said that no woman knows how beautiful she is until she has seen herself in a collar. |
| 80 | 277 | And it is said, as well, that no man knows how desirable a woman is until he has seen her in a collar. |
| 80 | 278 | What man, seeing a beautiful woman, does not imagine her in a collar, and want her? It is, accordingly, not surprising that Gorean masters keep their girls in collars. |
| 80 | 279 | To be sure, Merchant Law, in any case, prescribes the collar, the brand, distinctive garmenture, and such. |
| 80 | 280 | In no case is the female slave, goods, an animal, to be confused with her incomparably exalted superior, the free woman. |
| 80 | 281 | The Lady Bina, the free woman, then looked away from the slave, disdainfully, and looked at Cabot. |