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

"Then," said Kurik, "if you were to be enslaved, you would be a thousand times less beautiful?" Lady Alexina did not respond to that question. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #262)
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50 262 "Then," said Kurik, "if you were to be View more quotes about enslaved">enslaved, you would be a thousand times less beautiful?" Lady Alexina did not respond to that question.

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

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50 259 "To speak objectively, Phyllis," said Kurik, "the Lady Alexina is a very lovely woman, and, I expect, given her coloring, which is rarer than yours, would be likely to sell for more than you".
50 260 "Oh," I said.
50 261 "It is well known," said the Lady Alexina, coldly, "that free women are a thousand times more beautiful than slaves".
50 262 "Then," said Kurik, "if you were to be enslaved, you would be a thousand times less beautiful?" Lady Alexina did not respond to that question.
50 263 "Most slaves," said Kurik, "were once free women".
50 264 "Perhaps," said the Lady Alexina, angrily.
50 265 "Most men," said Kurik, "regard slaves as a thousand times more beautiful than free women, for then, on their knees, soft, vulnerable, owned, stripped and collared, they are in their place, and wholly women".
"To speak objectively, Phyllis," said Kurik, "the Lady Alexina is a very lovely woman, and, I expect, given her coloring, which is rarer than yours, would be likely to sell for more than you". "Oh," I said. "It is well known," said the Lady Alexina, coldly, "that free women are a thousand times more beautiful than slaves". "Then," said Kurik, "if you were to be enslaved, you would be a thousand times less beautiful?" Lady Alexina did not respond to that question. "Most slaves," said Kurik, "were once free women". "Perhaps," said the Lady Alexina, angrily. "Most men," said Kurik, "regard slaves as a thousand times more beautiful than free women, for then, on their knees, soft, vulnerable, owned, stripped and collared, they are in their place, and wholly women". - (Plunder of Gor)