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

Men do not always care to hear a woman speak, and, if she is a slave, she may be silenced, and perfectly silenced, by as little as a word, a frown. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #12)
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23 12 Men do not View more quotes about always">always care to hear a woman speak, and, if she is a slave, she may be silenced, and perfectly silenced, by as little as a word, a frown.

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

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23 9 How good it was to be rid of that effective, stern impediment, which renders a slave so helpless.
23 10 How helpless a woman is when she cannot speak.
23 11 How a girl's slavery is impressed upon her, when she may not speak.
23 12 Men do not always care to hear a woman speak, and, if she is a slave, she may be silenced, and perfectly silenced, by as little as a word, a frown.
23 13 Consider the tumult within her when she desires to speak, and is not permitted to do so.
23 14 She is, of course, a mere slave.
23 15 How different with the free woman, who may speak if, and when, and in whatever manner she might wish.
How good it was to be rid of that effective, stern impediment, which renders a slave so helpless. How helpless a woman is when she cannot speak. How a girl's slavery is impressed upon her, when she may not speak. Men do not always care to hear a woman speak, and, if she is a slave, she may be silenced, and perfectly silenced, by as little as a word, a frown. Consider the tumult within her when she desires to speak, and is not permitted to do so. She is, of course, a mere slave. How different with the free woman, who may speak if, and when, and in whatever manner she might wish. - (Plunder of Gor)