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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

If a woman not within a clear context of rights, such as capture rights, house rights, or camp rights, should pronounce herself slave, simpliciter, then she is subject to claim. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #501)
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1 501 If a View more quotes about woman">woman not within a clear context of rights, such as capture rights, house rights, or camp rights, should pronounce herself slave, simpliciter, then she is subject to claim.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 498 If she should be the least bit displeasing, of course, or should prove recalcitrant in even a tiny way, she may be immediately disposed of.
1 499 It should be noted that this does not place a legal obligation on the warrior.
1 500 It has to do, rather, with the proprieties of the codes.
1 501 If a woman not within a clear context of rights, such as capture rights, house rights, or camp rights, should pronounce herself slave, simpliciter, then she is subject to claim.
1 502 These claims may be explicit, as in branding, binding and collaring, or as in the uttering of a claimancy formula, such as "I own you," "You are mine," or "You are my slave," or implicit, as in, for example, permitting the slave to feed from your hand or follow you.
1 503 "Dance, fool!" cried one of the slave girls to the former Lady Rowena of Lydius.
1 504 "See the free woman!" laughed one of the slaves.
If she should be the least bit displeasing, of course, or should prove recalcitrant in even a tiny way, she may be immediately disposed of. It should be noted that this does not place a legal obligation on the warrior. It has to do, rather, with the proprieties of the codes. If a woman not within a clear context of rights, such as capture rights, house rights, or camp rights, should pronounce herself slave, simpliciter, then she is subject to claim. These claims may be explicit, as in branding, binding and collaring, or as in the uttering of a claimancy formula, such as "I own you," "You are mine," or "You are my slave," or implicit, as in, for example, permitting the slave to feed from your hand or follow you. "Dance, fool!" cried one of the slave girls to the former Lady Rowena of Lydius. "See the free woman!" laughed one of the slaves. - (Players of Gor)