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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Perhaps," he said, "that is because afterwards they regard themselves, so reduced, and so stained, as never again being worthy of assuming the dignities and glories of the free woman". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #124)
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30 124 "View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps," he said, "that is because afterwards they regard themselves, so reduced, and so stained, as never again being worthy of assuming the dignities and glories of the free woman".

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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30 121 "How humiliated they must be, and how shamed they must be, to be subjected to such a use when free".
30 122 "But after such a use," he said, "they are commonly desperate to be collared".
30 123 The girl said nothing.
30 124 "Perhaps," he said, "that is because afterwards they regard themselves, so reduced, and so stained, as never again being worthy of assuming the dignities and glories of the free woman".
30 125 "Oh, not at all, Master," she said.
30 126 "Oh?" he said.
30 127 "No," she said, "it is because they have been, doubtless for the first time, rather as a slave, in a man's arms".
"How humiliated they must be, and how shamed they must be, to be subjected to such a use when free". "But after such a use," he said, "they are commonly desperate to be collared". The girl said nothing. "Perhaps," he said, "that is because afterwards they regard themselves, so reduced, and so stained, as never again being worthy of assuming the dignities and glories of the free woman". "Oh, not at all, Master," she said. "Oh?" he said. "No," she said, "it is because they have been, doubtless for the first time, rather as a slave, in a man's arms". - (Kur of Gor)