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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Many were the civilized women, educated and refined, and barbarian females, illiterate and primitive, not even able to speak Gorean, brought, shackled, to the markets of Ar, lamenting their fate," she said, "but before Tor-tu-Gor had run half his course, they had only one thing in common, their submission to masters, the love of their collar, and the fear that they might be freed". - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #241)
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28 241 "Many were the civilized View more quotes about women">women, educated and refined, and barbarian females, illiterate and primitive, not even able to speak Gorean, brought, shackled, to the markets of Ar, lamenting their fate," she said, "but before Tor-tu-Gor had run half his course, they had only one thing in common, their submission to masters, the love of their collar, and the fear that they might be freed".

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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28 238 "Yes," she said, "and then kiss the chains that bind them, so helplessly, so securely!" "Many free women," I said, "fear the collar".
28 239 "And long for it!" she said.
28 240 "Perhaps," I said.
28 241 "Many were the civilized women, educated and refined, and barbarian females, illiterate and primitive, not even able to speak Gorean, brought, shackled, to the markets of Ar, lamenting their fate," she said, "but before Tor-tu-Gor had run half his course, they had only one thing in common, their submission to masters, the love of their collar, and the fear that they might be freed".
28 242 "Would you impose your views and values on all?" I asked.
28 243 "I leave that to others," she said.
28 244 "I see," I said.
"Yes," she said, "and then kiss the chains that bind them, so helplessly, so securely!" "Many free women," I said, "fear the collar". "And long for it!" she said. "Perhaps," I said. "Many were the civilized women, educated and refined, and barbarian females, illiterate and primitive, not even able to speak Gorean, brought, shackled, to the markets of Ar, lamenting their fate," she said, "but before Tor-tu-Gor had run half his course, they had only one thing in common, their submission to masters, the love of their collar, and the fear that they might be freed". "Would you impose your views and values on all?" I asked. "I leave that to others," she said. "I see," I said. - (Mariners of Gor)