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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

I was not a cringing, groveling slave, a girl locked in a collar, who must hope that some brute might see fit to throw her a crust of bread. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #597)
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6 597 I was not a cringing, groveling View more quotes about slave">slave, a girl locked in a collar, who must hope that some brute might see fit to throw her a crust of bread.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
6 594 I was in love with the Gorean world, though I found it in some ways rather fearful, primarily, I suppose, because it permitted female slavery.
6 595 I wondered if Susan were right, if I needed a master.
6 596 Then I put such thoughts from my mind, as absurd.
6 597 I was not a cringing, groveling slave, a girl locked in a collar, who must hope that some brute might see fit to throw her a crust of bread.
6 598 I was quite different.
6 599 I was a woman of Earth.
6 600 I was proud and free.
I was in love with the Gorean world, though I found it in some ways rather fearful, primarily, I suppose, because it permitted female slavery. I wondered if Susan were right, if I needed a master. Then I put such thoughts from my mind, as absurd. I was not a cringing, groveling slave, a girl locked in a collar, who must hope that some brute might see fit to throw her a crust of bread. I was quite different. I was a woman of Earth. I was proud and free. - (Kajira of Gor)