| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 19 | 926 | In this View more quotes about relationship">relationship both reach accord with nature, and in this each finds fulfillment. |
| 19 | 927 | It might be mentioned, in passing, however, that the Gorean woman, even in a collar, tends to hold the Earth-girl slave as no more than a lowly, despicable barbarian. |
| 19 | 928 | How angry then are sometimes the Gorean women when they find that such contemptible creatures as Earth-girl slaves may sometimes be preferred by men to them, and even bring higher prices on the block. |
| 19 | 929 | Woe to the Earth-girl slave who finds herself in a situation, perhaps in a pleasure garden or tavern, or laundry or mill, in which a Gorean slave girl is "first girl" over her. |
| 19 | 930 | How the Earth girl must then hope to come rather into a situation quite different, ideally, one supposes, one in which she is the single slave of a single master, one whom she will humbly strive to well serve, whose heart she may set herself to win. |
| 19 | 931 | I walked about the slave, and then stood before her, she still on all fours. |
| 19 | 932 | She had not been given permission to break position. |