Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 17 | 527 | I saw such a View more quotes about fellow">fellow, brawny, with a heavy collar on his neck. |
| 17 | 528 | Such as I were not for such as he. |
| 17 | 529 | To be sure, we might be cast to one or more, as a punishment, or, perhaps, put at the disposal of one, as a reward for, say, a successful fighting slave. |
| 17 | 530 | Interestingly, we had the sense that such as they, even in their collars, were our masters. |
| 17 | 531 | On Gor, I had the sense that, in some natural sense, perhaps in the order of nature, we belonged to men. |
| 17 | 532 | Not all of us, of course, were owned, and collared. |
| 17 | 533 | I suddenly stopped, startled, and almost cried out, but realized I could not do so, as I had not received permission to speak. |
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I saw such a fellow, brawny, with a heavy collar on his neck.
Such as I were not for such as he.
To be sure, we might be cast to one or more, as a punishment, or, perhaps, put at the disposal of one, as a reward for, say, a successful fighting slave.
Interestingly, we had the sense that such as they, even in their collars, were our masters.
On Gor, I had the sense that, in some natural sense, perhaps in the order of nature, we belonged to men.
Not all of us, of course, were owned, and collared.
I suddenly stopped, startled, and almost cried out, but realized I could not do so, as I had not received permission to speak.
- (Conspirators of Gor)