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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Indeed, whereas a slave would think nothing of this, and expect it, and look forward to its pleasures, it does represent an extraordinary humiliation and disgrace for a Gorean free woman. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #101)
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14 101 View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, whereas a slave would think nothing of this, and expect it, and look forward to its pleasures, it does represent an extraordinary humiliation and disgrace for a Gorean free woman.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 98 I supposed the men of Earth might merely dream of such things, but, I would learn, if free women were not present, it was commonplace on Gor.
14 99 What man does not wish to be served by a naked slave? Men, fully clothed, found it pleasant to be served by naked women.
14 100 Along these lines, when a city falls, the women of the enemy, before their embonding, stripped, often serve at the victory feast of the conquerors, even to the extent of being put rudely to the pleasure of the victors late in the feast.
14 101 Indeed, whereas a slave would think nothing of this, and expect it, and look forward to its pleasures, it does represent an extraordinary humiliation and disgrace for a Gorean free woman.
14 102 Afterwards they often beg for the collar for after such usage, irremediably reduced, what are they good for, but to be slaves? I looked to the side.
14 103 On the table, waiting, near the side of the room, were five paga goblets.
14 104 Also in evidence was the metal paga vessel, with two handles, from which the goblets might be filled.
I supposed the men of Earth might merely dream of such things, but, I would learn, if free women were not present, it was commonplace on Gor. What man does not wish to be served by a naked slave? Men, fully clothed, found it pleasant to be served by naked women. Along these lines, when a city falls, the women of the enemy, before their embonding, stripped, often serve at the victory feast of the conquerors, even to the extent of being put rudely to the pleasure of the victors late in the feast. Indeed, whereas a slave would think nothing of this, and expect it, and look forward to its pleasures, it does represent an extraordinary humiliation and disgrace for a Gorean free woman. Afterwards they often beg for the collar for after such usage, irremediably reduced, what are they good for, but to be slaves? I looked to the side. On the table, waiting, near the side of the room, were five paga goblets. Also in evidence was the metal paga vessel, with two handles, from which the goblets might be filled. - (Plunder of Gor)