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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

They choose with taste and discrimination. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #307)
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42 307 They View more quotes about choose">choose with taste and discrimination.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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42 304 "It is incontestable," I said, "that many faults and blemishes, of diverse sorts, personal and moral, characterized the former Miss Wentworth, but it is not to be overlooked that she was also a beautiful woman.
42 305 Indeed, she was designated for Gorean slavery, and the slavers of Gor, I assure you, are not easy to please.
42 306 They are not just chaining the women who flee from burning cities.
42 307 They choose with taste and discrimination.
42 308 Miss Wentworth was beautiful, even on a world contaminated with lies, hypocrisy, and pollution.
42 309 And here, we have the slave, Saru, on a fresh, clean, natural world, marked and collared.
42 310 So marked and collared, surely her beauty is much enhanced, as is ever the case when a woman is marked and collared, proclaimed female, and slave".
"It is incontestable," I said, "that many faults and blemishes, of diverse sorts, personal and moral, characterized the former Miss Wentworth, but it is not to be overlooked that she was also a beautiful woman. Indeed, she was designated for Gorean slavery, and the slavers of Gor, I assure you, are not easy to please. They are not just chaining the women who flee from burning cities. They choose with taste and discrimination. Miss Wentworth was beautiful, even on a world contaminated with lies, hypocrisy, and pollution. And here, we have the slave, Saru, on a fresh, clean, natural world, marked and collared. So marked and collared, surely her beauty is much enhanced, as is ever the case when a woman is marked and collared, proclaimed female, and slave". - (Rebels of Gor)