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

"But now," he said, "she has come to understand that before she was not truly a free woman, but only a slave who had not yet been placed in bondage". - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #500)
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7 500 "But now," he said, "she has View more quotes about come">come to understand that before she was not truly a free woman, but only a slave who had not yet been placed in bondage".

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

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7 497 To be sure, there was no dearth of controls, in any case, on the behavior of a slave girl.
7 498 "When you knew her, I suspect she still thought of herself as a free woman in bondage".
7 499 "I think so," I said.
7 500 "But now," he said, "she has come to understand that before she was not truly a free woman, but only a slave who had not yet been placed in bondage".
7 501 "That is a valuable insight on the part of a woman," I granted.
7 502 "How do you suppose those who bring such women to Gor make their selections?" "How would you make them?" I asked.
7 503 "I think I would look for women like lovely Vella," he said.
To be sure, there was no dearth of controls, in any case, on the behavior of a slave girl. "When you knew her, I suspect she still thought of herself as a free woman in bondage". "I think so," I said. "But now," he said, "she has come to understand that before she was not truly a free woman, but only a slave who had not yet been placed in bondage". "That is a valuable insight on the part of a woman," I granted. "How do you suppose those who bring such women to Gor make their selections?" "How would you make them?" I asked. "I think I would look for women like lovely Vella," he said. - (Tribesmen of Gor)