Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 445 | What is most important, of View more quotes about course">course, is the meaning of the collar, not its material or whether or not it is locked. |
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Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 442 | There are many sorts of collars; some, for example, are bands of metal, some rings of metal, some chains of metal. |
| 22 | 443 | All lock, of course, and cannot be removed by the girl. |
| 22 | 444 | To be sure, there are other collars which might be removed, if given the master's permission, sometimes a leather string, for example, or a bit of ribbon. |
| 22 | 445 | What is most important, of course, is the meaning of the collar, not its material or whether or not it is locked. |
| 22 | 446 | Collars, incidentally, are almost always placed upon the slave, or removed from the slave, by the master. |
| 22 | 447 | The act of either collaring or uncollaring, it is generally understood, is his to perform. |
| 22 | 448 | The slave without a collar is, of course, no less a slave. |
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There are many sorts of collars; some, for example, are bands of metal, some rings of metal, some chains of metal.
All lock, of course, and cannot be removed by the girl.
To be sure, there are other collars which might be removed, if given the master's permission, sometimes a leather string, for example, or a bit of ribbon.
What is most important, of course, is the meaning of the collar, not its material or whether or not it is locked.
Collars, incidentally, are almost always placed upon the slave, or removed from the slave, by the master.
The act of either collaring or uncollaring, it is generally understood, is his to perform.
The slave without a collar is, of course, no less a slave.
- (Slave Girl of Gor)