Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 68 | 171 | View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, a slave is expected to appear as, and walk as, a slave. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 68 | 168 | When one is a slave, small things can be important, and precious, to one. |
| 68 | 169 | I suspected that a slave might value such things, small things, a pastry, a candy, a bit of honey cake, more than a well-to-do free woman, particularly of a high caste, might the expensive delicacies and sumptuous fare that were at her disposal, and to which she might be accustomed. |
| 68 | 170 | "Master has seen to my figure, and my posture and carriage," I said. |
| 68 | 171 | Indeed, a slave is expected to appear as, and walk as, a slave. |
| 68 | 172 | It is no wonder free women so hate us. |
| 68 | 173 | They do not dare present themselves as a slave must, or be punished, a way in which we soon revel, as women. |
| 68 | 174 | We learn grace, and deference, and our diction is to be soft, clear, and modest, suitable for slaves. |
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When one is a slave, small things can be important, and precious, to one.
I suspected that a slave might value such things, small things, a pastry, a candy, a bit of honey cake, more than a well-to-do free woman, particularly of a high caste, might the expensive delicacies and sumptuous fare that were at her disposal, and to which she might be accustomed.
"Master has seen to my figure, and my posture and carriage," I said.
Indeed, a slave is expected to appear as, and walk as, a slave.
It is no wonder free women so hate us.
They do not dare present themselves as a slave must, or be punished, a way in which we soon revel, as women.
We learn grace, and deference, and our diction is to be soft, clear, and modest, suitable for slaves.
- (Plunder of Gor)