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

The alternative, of course, is so dreadful I scarcely dare mention it. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #123)
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 120 "You must now decide," said Teela, "whether you wish to serve the pleasures of men, and fully, or you wish to return to the mill.
26 121 In a sense, you must decide, really, what you are, and how you wish to live.
26 122 I commend to your attention the noble alternative, to be chosen by all truly free women, of returning to the mill, of returning to the back-breaking, repetitious labor of the loom.
26 123 The alternative, of course, is so dreadful I scarcely dare mention it.
26 124 It is to serve men, to belong to them, to be at their beck and call, to be their willing, obedient, eager, shameless, helpless slave".
26 125 Emily and I regarded one another.
26 126 "Sluts choose the collar and the helpless service of men," she said.
"You must now decide," said Teela, "whether you wish to serve the pleasures of men, and fully, or you wish to return to the mill. In a sense, you must decide, really, what you are, and how you wish to live. I commend to your attention the noble alternative, to be chosen by all truly free women, of returning to the mill, of returning to the back-breaking, repetitious labor of the loom. The alternative, of course, is so dreadful I scarcely dare mention it. It is to serve men, to belong to them, to be at their beck and call, to be their willing, obedient, eager, shameless, helpless slave". Emily and I regarded one another. "Sluts choose the collar and the helpless service of men," she said. - (Kajira of Gor)