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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

No longer are we without identity; our identity is now clear; we are slaves; we now know how to behave, act, and speak; we are to behave, act, and speak, as what we now are, slaves, when we are permitted to speak. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #43)
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1 43 No View more quotes about longer">longer are we without identity; our identity is now clear; we are slaves; we now know how to behave, act, and speak; we are to behave, act, and speak, as what we now are, slaves, when we are permitted to speak.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 40 We are quickly marked, and fitted with collars.
1 41 No longer then can we bargain with our bodies and sell ourselves to advance our own prospects and fortunes.
1 42 Now, owned by others, we are marketed to advance the prospects and fortunes of others, our masters.
1 43 No longer are we without identity; our identity is now clear; we are slaves; we now know how to behave, act, and speak; we are to behave, act, and speak, as what we now are, slaves, when we are permitted to speak.
1 44 No longer are we useless; the slave has her uses.
1 45 No longer are we without purpose; we now have a purpose; it is to serve and please our masters.
1 46 Garmenture, in locales with which I am most familiar, is reminiscent of Earth's Greco-Roman civilization.
We are quickly marked, and fitted with collars. No longer then can we bargain with our bodies and sell ourselves to advance our own prospects and fortunes. Now, owned by others, we are marketed to advance the prospects and fortunes of others, our masters. No longer are we without identity; our identity is now clear; we are slaves; we now know how to behave, act, and speak; we are to behave, act, and speak, as what we now are, slaves, when we are permitted to speak. No longer are we useless; the slave has her uses. No longer are we without purpose; we now have a purpose; it is to serve and please our masters. Garmenture, in locales with which I am most familiar, is reminiscent of Earth's Greco-Roman civilization. - (Quarry of Gor)