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

"One does not need a worthy slave," he said, "only a beautiful slave, however unworthy, from whom we will require much work and from whom we will derive much pleasure". - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #791)
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52 791 "One does not View more quotes about need">need a worthy slave," he said, "only a beautiful slave, however unworthy, from whom we will require much work and from whom we will derive much pleasure".

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

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52 788 "We, the women of my world, so taught and conditioned, so shallow and trivialized, are not even worthy to be the slaves of Gorean males".
52 789 "Still," he said, "you look well on the block, and in chains".
52 790 "It is our hope that our masters will be pleased with us," I said.
52 791 "One does not need a worthy slave," he said, "only a beautiful slave, however unworthy, from whom we will require much work and from whom we will derive much pleasure".
52 792 "Yes, Master," I said.
52 793 "It is common, of course, for a man to desire a slave," he said.
52 794 "And for a slave to desire a master," I said.
"We, the women of my world, so taught and conditioned, so shallow and trivialized, are not even worthy to be the slaves of Gorean males". "Still," he said, "you look well on the block, and in chains". "It is our hope that our masters will be pleased with us," I said. "One does not need a worthy slave," he said, "only a beautiful slave, however unworthy, from whom we will require much work and from whom we will derive much pleasure". "Yes, Master," I said. "It is common, of course, for a man to desire a slave," he said. "And for a slave to desire a master," I said. - (Smugglers of Gor)