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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

The slave raiders of the Kurii, the Others, as nearly as I could determine, selected, among other things, for high intelligence in their victims. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #124)
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12 124 The View more quotes about slave">slave raiders of the Kurii, the Others, as nearly as I could determine, selected, among other things, for high intelligence in their victims.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 121 "She is, of course," I pointed out, "only slave".
12 122 "It is true that she is only a slave," he said, "but she, though slave, is an extremely intelligent young woman".
12 123 "That is true," I admitted.
12 124 The slave raiders of the Kurii, the Others, as nearly as I could determine, selected, among other things, for high intelligence in their victims.
12 125 Their two major criteria, as nearly as I could determine, were femininity and intelligence.
12 126 These two traits, hormonal and intellectual, almost always produce a vulnerable, fragile, alert, sensitive beauty, one almost ready for the collar.
12 127 Extremely intelligent, feminine girls, as most Goreans know, make excellent slaves.
"She is, of course," I pointed out, "only slave". "It is true that she is only a slave," he said, "but she, though slave, is an extremely intelligent young woman". "That is true," I admitted. The slave raiders of the Kurii, the Others, as nearly as I could determine, selected, among other things, for high intelligence in their victims. Their two major criteria, as nearly as I could determine, were femininity and intelligence. These two traits, hormonal and intellectual, almost always produce a vulnerable, fragile, alert, sensitive beauty, one almost ready for the collar. Extremely intelligent, feminine girls, as most Goreans know, make excellent slaves. - (Tribesmen of Gor)