Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 68 | 404 | Her very View more quotes about presence">presence would be a source of embarrassment and shame to them". |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 68 | 401 | If she were so unfortunate as to be returned to her former city, she would be treated as the least of, and the most abject of, slaves. |
| 68 | 402 | Her own family would lash her, and sell her as soon as possible out of the city, as she has humiliated and dishonored them. |
| 68 | 403 | She is now a domestic animal, purchasable and meaningless. |
| 68 | 404 | Her very presence would be a source of embarrassment and shame to them". |
| 68 | 405 | "May I speak to her?" I begged. |
| 68 | 406 | "Very well," said Kurik. |
| 68 | 407 | I knelt beside her, and spoke to her, softly, earnestly. |
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If she were so unfortunate as to be returned to her former city, she would be treated as the least of, and the most abject of, slaves.
Her own family would lash her, and sell her as soon as possible out of the city, as she has humiliated and dishonored them.
She is now a domestic animal, purchasable and meaningless.
Her very presence would be a source of embarrassment and shame to them".
"May I speak to her?" I begged.
"Very well," said Kurik.
I knelt beside her, and spoke to her, softly, earnestly.
- (Plunder of Gor)