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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Why should we, women, or, at least, our sort of women, be on our knees before men? I recalled the brute from the office, he spoken of as Kurik. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #50)
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6 50 Why should we, View more quotes about women">women, or, at least, our sort of women, be on our knees before men? I recalled the brute from the office, he spoken of as Kurik.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 47 This, however, was quite different.
6 48 "You are before men," had said the fellow.
6 49 "Get on your knees".
6 50 Why should we, women, or, at least, our sort of women, be on our knees before men? I recalled the brute from the office, he spoken of as Kurik.
6 51 "Why are you standing?" he had asked, and had informed me that, as he was a free man, I should have been kneeling before him, as I was a slave.
6 52 I had denied that I was a slave, of course.
6 53 "Do you think I do not know a slave when I see one? You lack only the collar," he had said.
This, however, was quite different. "You are before men," had said the fellow. "Get on your knees". Why should we, women, or, at least, our sort of women, be on our knees before men? I recalled the brute from the office, he spoken of as Kurik. "Why are you standing?" he had asked, and had informed me that, as he was a free man, I should have been kneeling before him, as I was a slave. I had denied that I was a slave, of course. "Do you think I do not know a slave when I see one? You lack only the collar," he had said. - (Plunder of Gor)