| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 21 | 319 | "It would be as View more quotes about fixed">fixed upon her as upon me! She would be as helpless in it as I! She would be no more able to remove it from her neck than I!" "No," I said. |
| 21 | 320 | "Such collars are not made to be removed by girls". |
| 21 | 321 | At this point I interject a point which may be of interest to some, perhaps as affording some additional light on Gorean culture. |
| 21 | 322 | Occasionally, in certain of the high cities, a group of masked young rowdies, deplorable, high-spirited, boisterous, frolicsome young ruffians, hooligans, if you like, as a lark, will set upon a free woman and fasten her in a slave collar. |
| 21 | 323 | Naturally this escapade, which is no more than a racy jollity to the young fellows involved, may be viewed with less good humor by the object of their attentions. |
| 21 | 324 | I mention this as a sidelight on the Gorean world, it being suggested by my earlier remark. |
| 21 | 325 | The free woman, in such a case, you see, as much as any slave girl, finds herself the complete and helpless captive of the collar. |