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

After this, she is under no illusions as to her condition. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #103)
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11 103 After this, she is under no illusions as to her condition.

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

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11 100 "View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps," I said, "it is his whip you would like to feel?" Among slaves, a common way for one slave to inquire of another her owner is to ask, "Who whips you?" To be sure, the slave may never have been whipped.
11 101 She is, of course, subject to the whip of the master, for she is a slave.
11 102 Sometimes a slave may be bound and whipped, to remind her that she is a slave.
11 103 After this, she is under no illusions as to her condition.
11 104 She now knows well what she is; she is slave, only slave.
11 105 The slave was silent, but trembled.
11 106 "As a slave, of course," I said, "you are unworthy of any free man".
"Perhaps," I said, "it is his whip you would like to feel?" Among slaves, a common way for one slave to inquire of another her owner is to ask, "Who whips you?" To be sure, the slave may never have been whipped. She is, of course, subject to the whip of the master, for she is a slave. Sometimes a slave may be bound and whipped, to remind her that she is a slave. After this, she is under no illusions as to her condition. She now knows well what she is; she is slave, only slave. The slave was silent, but trembled. "As a slave, of course," I said, "you are unworthy of any free man". - (Swordsmen of Gor)