Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 537 | One does, in that View more quotes about sense">sense, one supposes, count or "keep score," as one might do with kaiila or tharlarion. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 534 | But then Ellen did not know. |
| 13 | 535 | The Lady Temesne did have pretty legs. |
| 13 | 536 | It might be noted that the guard had paid little explicit attention to the slaves involved in these transactions, though he had kept track, noting that five slaves had been taken from Treve recently. |
| 13 | 537 | One does, in that sense, one supposes, count or "keep score," as one might do with kaiila or tharlarion. |
| 13 | 538 | The free woman is in theory priceless. |
| 13 | 539 | Thus she is not comparable with the female slave. |
| 13 | 540 | As she is priceless, there is a sense in which even thousands of female slaves would not be as valuable as one free woman. |
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But then Ellen did not know.
The Lady Temesne did have pretty legs.
It might be noted that the guard had paid little explicit attention to the slaves involved in these transactions, though he had kept track, noting that five slaves had been taken from Treve recently.
One does, in that sense, one supposes, count or "keep score," as one might do with kaiila or tharlarion.
The free woman is in theory priceless.
Thus she is not comparable with the female slave.
As she is priceless, there is a sense in which even thousands of female slaves would not be as valuable as one free woman.
- (Prize of Gor)