Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 55 | 138 | She has a View more quotes about recognized">recognized nature, condition, status, and identity, which she is incapable of altering or qualifying in any way whatsoever. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 55 | 135 | "In a civilization the slave is a particular sort of thing, and understood to be that, and nothing beyond that, nothing further, or other. |
| 55 | 136 | It is what she is. |
| 55 | 137 | It is she. |
| 55 | 138 | She has a recognized nature, condition, status, and identity, which she is incapable of altering or qualifying in any way whatsoever. |
| 55 | 139 | She is an accepted article of commerce, or form of animal, valued for the labors she can perform and the manifold pleasures, intimate and otherwise, which she must provide. |
| 55 | 140 | Her appearance in society is no accident. |
| 55 | 141 | She is no mere accretion or happenstance in society. |
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"In a civilization the slave is a particular sort of thing, and understood to be that, and nothing beyond that, nothing further, or other.
It is what she is.
It is she.
She has a recognized nature, condition, status, and identity, which she is incapable of altering or qualifying in any way whatsoever.
She is an accepted article of commerce, or form of animal, valued for the labors she can perform and the manifold pleasures, intimate and otherwise, which she must provide.
Her appearance in society is no accident.
She is no mere accretion or happenstance in society.
- (Kur of Gor)