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

And yet men will seek the slave, worthless as she is, to have her at their feet. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #421)
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49 421 And yet men will seek the View more quotes about slave">slave, worthless as she is, to have her at their feet.

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

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49 418 The free woman has her freedom, her place in society, her influence, her connections, her resources, her position and power, all that she can offer a man, while the slave has little more than her helplessness, her collar, and her needs.
49 419 The advantages are clearly with the free woman.
49 420 It is she who holds the whip.
49 421 And yet men will seek the slave, worthless as she is, to have her at their feet.
49 422 I was apprehensive.
49 423 Certainly I knew I was not a trained serving slave.
49 424 I had been taught, as any slave will be taught, something of the serving of ka-la-na or paga to men, but I muchly doubted that the same protocols would be appropriate in the serving of a free woman.
The free woman has her freedom, her place in society, her influence, her connections, her resources, her position and power, all that she can offer a man, while the slave has little more than her helplessness, her collar, and her needs. The advantages are clearly with the free woman. It is she who holds the whip. And yet men will seek the slave, worthless as she is, to have her at their feet. I was apprehensive. Certainly I knew I was not a trained serving slave. I had been taught, as any slave will be taught, something of the serving of ka-la-na or paga to men, but I muchly doubted that the same protocols would be appropriate in the serving of a free woman. - (Plunder of Gor)