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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

She was already becoming excited about her collar, and her ownership by men. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #570)
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4 570 She was View more quotes about already">already becoming excited about her collar, and her ownership by men.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 567 I saw her eyes, blue, angry, over the yellow veil, and then I, laughing, with my scimitar, brushed down the right-hand curtain of the kurdah, it dropping, concealing her within, a slave girl.
4 568 Gradually, as a girl begins to realize she is a slave, truly, in a society in which there are slaves, and in which one can truly be just that, and without an escape, a fantastic transformation takes place in her.
4 569 I could already see the beginnings of this transformation in Alyena.
4 570 She was already becoming excited about her collar, and her ownership by men.
4 571 She was becoming curious about them.
4 572 She was becoming brazen, and shameless, as befits an article of property.
4 573 She was now permitting herself thoughts and dreams that might have scandalized a free woman, but were for her, only a slave, quite appropriate.
I saw her eyes, blue, angry, over the yellow veil, and then I, laughing, with my scimitar, brushed down the right-hand curtain of the kurdah, it dropping, concealing her within, a slave girl. Gradually, as a girl begins to realize she is a slave, truly, in a society in which there are slaves, and in which one can truly be just that, and without an escape, a fantastic transformation takes place in her. I could already see the beginnings of this transformation in Alyena. She was already becoming excited about her collar, and her ownership by men. She was becoming curious about them. She was becoming brazen, and shameless, as befits an article of property. She was now permitting herself thoughts and dreams that might have scandalized a free woman, but were for her, only a slave, quite appropriate. - (Tribesmen of Gor)