| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 9 | 601 | As is View more quotes about probably">probably well known, females on Gor, like gold and silver, and domestic animals, and such, commonly count as legitimate loot. |
| 9 | 602 | Certainly there is no doubt about this in the case of the female slave, who is a property, a domestic animal, to begin with. |
| 9 | 603 | On the other hand, it should also be understood that the free women of a conquered city, or territory, if spared, are also commonly understood as, and ranked as, in their own minds and in that of the conquerors, as loot. |
| 9 | 604 | It is one thing, of course, for a fellow in a flaming city to throw a woman against a wall and tear off her clothes and then, if he likes her, keep her, and quite another for the women of a conquered city, levied, and in the name of reparations, atonement, and such, to line up for their assessment. |
| 9 | 605 | "Yes," said Talena, "she is chosen". |
| 9 | 606 | Another woman then, a blonde, was manacled, brought down the ramp and, by me, added to the chain. |
| 9 | 607 | The rumor was that Cos had set the first levy on free females from Ar at only ten thousand. |