| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 44 | 712 | Her View more quotes about words">words, pretentious, and without backing, had been as meaningless as leaves in the wind. |
| 44 | 713 | On Earth it is not unusual for women to speak with authority, and not unusual for men to hasten to do their bidding. |
| 44 | 714 | Have they not been trained, like dogs, to do so? But there is no authority without the sword. |
| 44 | 715 | Even in the entrapments of law it is by men that the sword is wielded, even when they are tricked into turning it against themselves. |
| 44 | 716 | On Gor free women can have great power, but it is gone, vanished, evaporated, the moment they are captured. |
| 44 | 717 | The slave, of course, has no power in the ordinary sense, as she is a domestic animal. |
| 44 | 718 | On the other hand, who could deny that a beautiful slave has no means by which she might seek to achieve her ends? He who might deny this has never seen one dance, or kneel at his feet, or heard her whispers in the darkness. |