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

The slave girl, in her tunic and collar, trembling, kneels in the street before the ornately robed, arrogant, imperious free woman. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #427)
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19 427 The View more quotes about slave">slave girl, in her tunic and collar, trembling, kneels in the street before the ornately robed, arrogant, imperious free woman.

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

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19 424 The collar, thus, particularly statistically, is a symbol of excellence and quality, of value, among women.
19 425 It says, in effect, "Here is a woman whom men have wanted.
19 426 Here is a woman whom men have found beautiful enough, and desirable enough, to enslave".
19 427 The slave girl, in her tunic and collar, trembling, kneels in the street before the ornately robed, arrogant, imperious free woman.
19 428 Perhaps she is even struck or kicked by her.
19 429 But who, truly, is the superior woman? Many Goreans believe that it is the girl who kneels on the stones.
19 430 But, "officially," of course, the functions of the collar are simple.
The collar, thus, particularly statistically, is a symbol of excellence and quality, of value, among women. It says, in effect, "Here is a woman whom men have wanted. Here is a woman whom men have found beautiful enough, and desirable enough, to enslave". The slave girl, in her tunic and collar, trembling, kneels in the street before the ornately robed, arrogant, imperious free woman. Perhaps she is even struck or kicked by her. But who, truly, is the superior woman? Many Goreans believe that it is the girl who kneels on the stones. But, "officially," of course, the functions of the collar are simple. - (Guardsman of Gor)