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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

What man would want another sort? This is the sort of women men want to buy, and own, and have in their house. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #413)
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19 413 What man would want View more quotes about another">another sort? This is the sort of women men want to buy, and own, and have in their house.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 410 Normally it is only the finest, and the most feminine and desirable of women who are enslaved.
19 411 This makes sense.
19 412 This is, after all, the sort of women men want, the finest, the very best—the softest, the most feminine, the most desirable.
19 413 What man would want another sort? This is the sort of women men want to buy, and own, and have in their house.
19 414 Is that so hard to understand? Who, honestly, would not want to own such a woman? Who, honestly, would not want such a beauty, such a wench, in his collar? And so, naturally, these are the sorts of women slavers seek.
19 415 They are, after all, in business to make money.
19 416 If they cannot sell what they get their chains on they would go out of business.
Normally it is only the finest, and the most feminine and desirable of women who are enslaved. This makes sense. This is, after all, the sort of women men want, the finest, the very best—the softest, the most feminine, the most desirable. What man would want another sort? This is the sort of women men want to buy, and own, and have in their house. Is that so hard to understand? Who, honestly, would not want to own such a woman? Who, honestly, would not want such a beauty, such a wench, in his collar? And so, naturally, these are the sorts of women slavers seek. They are, after all, in business to make money. If they cannot sell what they get their chains on they would go out of business. - (Guardsman of Gor)