Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 350 | I View more quotes about think">think I would have been terrified to have heard such a laugh on Earth. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 347 | "Surely, as men," called Drusus Andronicus, "you can think of better things to do with such goods, kajirae, can you not, than feed them to hungry beasts, better things to do with them than put them to the purpose of a beast's provender". |
| 61 | 348 | "Certainly!" laughed a man. |
| 61 | 349 | I understood that laugh, the laugh of a proud, free Gorean male. |
| 61 | 350 | I think I would have been terrified to have heard such a laugh on Earth. |
| 61 | 351 | In that laugh was bespoken the truth that there were two sexes, and that one sex was the fit property of the other. |
| 61 | 352 | Hearing it, I was well reminded not only that I was a woman, but that I was, on this world, aside from the obvious biotruths of a species, a particular sort of woman, that here I was, in full and complete legality, naught but a property, a vendible, purchasable object. |
| 61 | 353 | How far I was from my former world! The kajirae, I amongst them, huddled together, all of us naked, and collared, near the stake to which Kurik, my master, had been chained. |
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"Surely, as men," called Drusus Andronicus, "you can think of better things to do with such goods, kajirae, can you not, than feed them to hungry beasts, better things to do with them than put them to the purpose of a beast's provender".
"Certainly!" laughed a man.
I understood that laugh, the laugh of a proud, free Gorean male.
I think I would have been terrified to have heard such a laugh on Earth.
In that laugh was bespoken the truth that there were two sexes, and that one sex was the fit property of the other.
Hearing it, I was well reminded not only that I was a woman, but that I was, on this world, aside from the obvious biotruths of a species, a particular sort of woman, that here I was, in full and complete legality, naught but a property, a vendible, purchasable object.
How far I was from my former world! The kajirae, I amongst them, huddled together, all of us naked, and collared, near the stake to which Kurik, my master, had been chained.
- (Plunder of Gor)