Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 690 | View more quotes about slaves">Slaves are grateful, even for so little. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 687 | She was her own woman, insofar as a slave could be her own woman, which was not at all. |
| 19 | 688 | She was the master's woman, his slave. |
| 19 | 689 | Still she now had, however skimpy, and amusingly minute, some covering for herself, for her enslaved beauty, some moment of shielding, be it only a thin layer of loosely woven, sleeveless, revealing rep-cloth, slit at the sides. |
| 19 | 690 | Slaves are grateful, even for so little. |
| 19 | 691 | The tunic, of course, though we may speak of it as "hers," was, like herself, the property of her master. |
| 19 | 692 | She did not even own the collar she wore. |
| 19 | 693 | Slaves can own nothing; it is they, rather, who are owned. |
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She was her own woman, insofar as a slave could be her own woman, which was not at all.
She was the master's woman, his slave.
Still she now had, however skimpy, and amusingly minute, some covering for herself, for her enslaved beauty, some moment of shielding, be it only a thin layer of loosely woven, sleeveless, revealing rep-cloth, slit at the sides.
Slaves are grateful, even for so little.
The tunic, of course, though we may speak of it as "hers," was, like herself, the property of her master.
She did not even own the collar she wore.
Slaves can own nothing; it is they, rather, who are owned.
- (Prize of Gor)