Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 3 | 536 | The View more quotes about free">free woman gasped, and hurried away. |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 3 | 533 | How beautiful are women! "How disgusting," said a free woman, nearby. |
| 3 | 534 | I had not noticed her standing there until now. |
| 3 | 535 | "Begone, slut!" said a peasant. |
| 3 | 536 | The free woman gasped, and hurried away. |
| 3 | 537 | Peasants are not always tolerant of gentlewomen. |
| 3 | 538 | To be sure, they do not always object to them when they come into their possession, as, say, they might after the fall of a city, or if one, say, has been captured and deliberately sold to them, perhaps by some male acquaintance, for one reason or another. |
| 3 | 539 | Indeed, I suspect the hardy fellows upon occasion rather enjoy owning such elegant women, women who are likely in their loftiness to have hitherto disparaged or despised their caste. |
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How beautiful are women! "How disgusting," said a free woman, nearby.
I had not noticed her standing there until now.
"Begone, slut!" said a peasant.
The free woman gasped, and hurried away.
Peasants are not always tolerant of gentlewomen.
To be sure, they do not always object to them when they come into their possession, as, say, they might after the fall of a city, or if one, say, has been captured and deliberately sold to them, perhaps by some male acquaintance, for one reason or another.
Indeed, I suspect the hardy fellows upon occasion rather enjoy owning such elegant women, women who are likely in their loftiness to have hitherto disparaged or despised their caste.
- (Magicians of Gor)