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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

The tunic, the collar! How different to be a slave on Gor, I had gathered, as opposed to a free woman! They were everything, we nothing. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #86)
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17 86 The View more quotes about tunic">tunic, the collar! How different to be a slave on Gor, I had gathered, as opposed to a free woman! They were everything, we nothing.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 83 I would escape.
17 84 I must be wary.
17 85 No sooner would a man lay his eyes upon me than he would see me as goods, as a slave.
17 86 The tunic, the collar! How different to be a slave on Gor, I had gathered, as opposed to a free woman! They were everything, we nothing.
17 87 I had never even seen a Gorean free woman, though there must have been some about, say, when I was on the dock in Brundisium, cofifled, blindfolded, my hands tied behind me.
17 88 Perhaps some were outside the market wall, but yards away, when I was in the exposition cage.
17 89 Within the wall there were only men, regarding us, considering their choices.
I would escape. I must be wary. No sooner would a man lay his eyes upon me than he would see me as goods, as a slave. The tunic, the collar! How different to be a slave on Gor, I had gathered, as opposed to a free woman! They were everything, we nothing. I had never even seen a Gorean free woman, though there must have been some about, say, when I was on the dock in Brundisium, cofifled, blindfolded, my hands tied behind me. Perhaps some were outside the market wall, but yards away, when I was in the exposition cage. Within the wall there were only men, regarding us, considering their choices. - (Smugglers of Gor)