Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 48 | 129 | She did not try to raise it. |
| 48 | 130 | She then stood there, head down, trembling, her hands tied behind her, beside the blond girl, the leader of the talunas. |
| 48 | 131 | I took two pairs of slave bracelets from the loot of the taluna camp. |
| 48 | 132 | girls such as talunas keep such things about in case slave girls should fall into their hands. |
| 48 | 133 | They are extremely cruel to slave girls, whom they regard as having betrayed their sex by surrendering as slaves to men. |
| 48 | 134 | Actually, of course, it seems likely that their hatred of slave girls, which tends to be unreasoning and vicious, is due less to lofty sentiments than to their own intense jealousy of the joy and fulfillment of their embonded sisters. |
| 48 | 135 | The joyful slave girl, obedient to her master's wishes, is an affront and, more frighteningly, an unanswerable and dreadful threat to their most cherished illusions. |
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She did not try to raise it.
She then stood there, head down, trembling, her hands tied behind her, beside the blond girl, the leader of the talunas.
I took two pairs of slave bracelets from the loot of the taluna camp.
girls such as talunas keep such things about in case slave girls should fall into their hands.
They are extremely cruel to slave girls, whom they regard as having betrayed their sex by surrendering as slaves to men.
Actually, of course, it seems likely that their hatred of slave girls, which tends to be unreasoning and vicious, is due less to lofty sentiments than to their own intense jealousy of the joy and fulfillment of their embonded sisters.
The joyful slave girl, obedient to her master's wishes, is an affront and, more frighteningly, an unanswerable and dreadful threat to their most cherished illusions.
- (Explorers of Gor, Chapter )