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

Now, of course, it was not the same name, for I had given it to her as a slave name. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #62)
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11 62 Now, of View more quotes about course">course, it was not the same name, for I had given it to her as a slave name.

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

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11 59 Names may be used to punish or commend, to humiliate or delight, and so on.
11 60 Earth-girl names, which may be put on any slave, regardless of her world of origin, are commonly used for low slaves.
11 61 'Cecily', the name of my slave, had once been one of her free-woman names.
11 62 Now, of course, it was not the same name, for I had given it to her as a slave name.
11 63 The slave understands, of course, that she has no name, not in a legal sense, and that the name she is given is a name bestowed on her by a master, and removable by a master.
11 64 Even the name which appears on formal slave papers is a slave name.
11 65 "You are no longer Miss Margaret Wentworth," Tajima explained to her.
Names may be used to punish or commend, to humiliate or delight, and so on. Earth-girl names, which may be put on any slave, regardless of her world of origin, are commonly used for low slaves. 'Cecily', the name of my slave, had once been one of her free-woman names. Now, of course, it was not the same name, for I had given it to her as a slave name. The slave understands, of course, that she has no name, not in a legal sense, and that the name she is given is a name bestowed on her by a master, and removable by a master. Even the name which appears on formal slave papers is a slave name. "You are no longer Miss Margaret Wentworth," Tajima explained to her. - (Swordsmen of Gor)