Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 7 | 551 | An unbridgeable and, to the View more quotes about slave">slave, terrifying chasm separates any free woman on Gor from a slave, such as Phoebe. |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 7 | 548 | "No, Master," said Phoebe. |
| 7 | 549 | Although Marcus had spoken in irony, Phoebe's response was quite serious, and appropriately so. |
| 7 | 550 | She did not even begin to put herself in the category of a free woman. |
| 7 | 551 | An unbridgeable and, to the slave, terrifying chasm separates any free woman on Gor from a slave, such as Phoebe. |
| 7 | 552 | "It is regrettable, is it not," Marcus asked Phoebe, "that she was forced to appear degradingly unshod?" "Yes, Master," said Phoebe, "for she is a free woman". |
| 7 | 553 | Indeed, I suppose that it had cost Talena much to be seen in public, barefoot. |
| 7 | 554 | Phoebe, of course, was barefoot. |
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"No, Master," said Phoebe.
Although Marcus had spoken in irony, Phoebe's response was quite serious, and appropriately so.
She did not even begin to put herself in the category of a free woman.
An unbridgeable and, to the slave, terrifying chasm separates any free woman on Gor from a slave, such as Phoebe.
"It is regrettable, is it not," Marcus asked Phoebe, "that she was forced to appear degradingly unshod?" "Yes, Master," said Phoebe, "for she is a free woman".
Indeed, I suppose that it had cost Talena much to be seen in public, barefoot.
Phoebe, of course, was barefoot.
- (Magicians of Gor)