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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, they were, like slaves, selected for their beauty, and this placed them in jeopardy in a world such as Gor. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #28)
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4 28 Too, they were, like View more quotes about slaves">slaves, selected for their beauty, and this placed them in jeopardy in a world such as Gor.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 25 Kurii, as many predators, are fond of concealment, until they act.
4 26 Too, their female agents could not be well integrated into Gorean society, with its orderings, its clan and caste arrangements, its rank, distance, and hierarchy.
4 27 Such women did not even have the protection of a Home Stone.
4 28 Too, they were, like slaves, selected for their beauty, and this placed them in jeopardy in a world such as Gor.
4 29 A tabuk doe, so to speak, amongst larls, will not be long without her collar.
4 30 Gorean males are not men of Earth.
4 31 I was less certain of the fate of male agents, such as Pertinax.
Kurii, as many predators, are fond of concealment, until they act. Too, their female agents could not be well integrated into Gorean society, with its orderings, its clan and caste arrangements, its rank, distance, and hierarchy. Such women did not even have the protection of a Home Stone. Too, they were, like slaves, selected for their beauty, and this placed them in jeopardy in a world such as Gor. A tabuk doe, so to speak, amongst larls, will not be long without her collar. Gorean males are not men of Earth. I was less certain of the fate of male agents, such as Pertinax. - (Swordsmen of Gor)