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

What, on Earth, did they lack but a distinctive garb, and the collar? I had not seen a Gorean free woman but I had heard much of them, particularly from my instructresses in my house of training. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #98)
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17 98 What, on View more quotes about earth">Earth, did they lack but a distinctive garb, and the collar? I had not seen a Gorean free woman but I had heard much of them, particularly from my instructresses in my house of training.

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

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17 95 Some were natural silk slaves and others had been raised, taught, and trained to be such.
17 96 These were told they were "true men".
17 97 Even their mistresses despised them.
17 98 What, on Earth, did they lack but a distinctive garb, and the collar? I had not seen a Gorean free woman but I had heard much of them, particularly from my instructresses in my house of training.
17 99 They spoke of them with loathing, but also fear.
17 100 One of the sorriest fates of a kajira would be to find herself the serving slave of such a self-centered, regal, haughty monster.
17 101 It is supposedly harrowing even to encounter one on the streets.
Some were natural silk slaves and others had been raised, taught, and trained to be such. These were told they were "true men". Even their mistresses despised them. What, on Earth, did they lack but a distinctive garb, and the collar? I had not seen a Gorean free woman but I had heard much of them, particularly from my instructresses in my house of training. They spoke of them with loathing, but also fear. One of the sorriest fates of a kajira would be to find herself the serving slave of such a self-centered, regal, haughty monster. It is supposedly harrowing even to encounter one on the streets. - (Smugglers of Gor)