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

Nonetheless it is almost invariably followed by the captive's enslavement. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #878)
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5 878 Nonetheless it is View more quotes about almost">almost invariably followed by the captive's enslavement.

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

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5 875 A woman submitted and then, later, betrayed the submission, and stabbed he to whom she had submitted.
5 876 The next time she submitted her head was cut off.
5 877 It might be noted that the submission, in itself, strictly, does not entail bondage, but captivity.
5 878 Nonetheless it is almost invariably followed by the captive's enslavement.
5 879 A woman who submits expects the collar to follow.
5 880 "Each then," said a fellow, "divested herself of her robes, stepped from them, declared herself slave, and hurried to Torgus, who knotted a length of a coarse, common rope about her neck".
5 881 "We made certain each was block naked," said a fellow.
A woman submitted and then, later, betrayed the submission, and stabbed he to whom she had submitted. The next time she submitted her head was cut off. It might be noted that the submission, in itself, strictly, does not entail bondage, but captivity. Nonetheless it is almost invariably followed by the captive's enslavement. A woman who submits expects the collar to follow. "Each then," said a fellow, "divested herself of her robes, stepped from them, declared herself slave, and hurried to Torgus, who knotted a length of a coarse, common rope about her neck". "We made certain each was block naked," said a fellow. - (Swordsmen of Gor)