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

The collar freed us, giving us no choice but to be ourselves, slaves. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #372)
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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49 369 Then I scorned myself.
49 370 We were slaves, not free women.
49 371 How excited and pleased we were to be slaves, free to rejoice in our attractiveness, free to revel in our beauty and its power, well aware of its effect on ourselves and others, no longer permitted, lest we be whipped, the curbs and checks, the ten thousand constraints and inhibitions, of the free woman.
49 372 The collar freed us, giving us no choice but to be ourselves, slaves.
49 373 Then I remembered that a free woman was present.
49 374 "Forgive us, fine lady," said Decius Albus, "but our guest, the esteemed Tenrik of Siba, is male".
49 375 "I fail to understand," said the Lady Alexina, clutching the parasol, so anomalous an accoutrement under the circumstances, "what men can see in slaves.
Then I scorned myself. We were slaves, not free women. How excited and pleased we were to be slaves, free to rejoice in our attractiveness, free to revel in our beauty and its power, well aware of its effect on ourselves and others, no longer permitted, lest we be whipped, the curbs and checks, the ten thousand constraints and inhibitions, of the free woman. The collar freed us, giving us no choice but to be ourselves, slaves. Then I remembered that a free woman was present. "Forgive us, fine lady," said Decius Albus, "but our guest, the esteemed Tenrik of Siba, is male". "I fail to understand," said the Lady Alexina, clutching the parasol, so anomalous an accoutrement under the circumstances, "what men can see in slaves. - (Plunder of Gor)