Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 966 | Those slavers who are natively Gorean expect arrogance and insolence from Gorean free women, who, after all, are free, but they do not find it acceptable in Earth women, whom they regard for the most part as uncollared slave stock. |
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Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 963 | To be sure, men differ considerably in their interests in women, and it is a near certainty that she will appeal to one fellow or another. |
| 19 | 964 | If this was not true, then, as a simple matter of economics, it is highly unlikely that she would have been brought to Gor. |
| 19 | 965 | To be sure, slavers are human, and they doubtless, sometimes, bring a woman to Gor for their personal gratification. |
| 19 | 966 | Those slavers who are natively Gorean expect arrogance and insolence from Gorean free women, who, after all, are free, but they do not find it acceptable in Earth women, whom they regard for the most part as uncollared slave stock. |
| 19 | 967 | Accordingly I would recommend to Earth women that they be wary of their behavior in the presence of strangers, particularly those who seem watchful, quietly respectful, and gentlemanly virile. |
| 19 | 968 | They may not be of Earth. |
| 19 | 969 | Save then, dear ladies, your cleverness and assertiveness, your rudenesses and malicious wit, your threats and coldnesses, for the lame, intimidated men of Earth, who are trained to submit to such abuse with accommodating docility. |
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To be sure, men differ considerably in their interests in women, and it is a near certainty that she will appeal to one fellow or another.
If this was not true, then, as a simple matter of economics, it is highly unlikely that she would have been brought to Gor.
To be sure, slavers are human, and they doubtless, sometimes, bring a woman to Gor for their personal gratification.
Those slavers who are natively Gorean expect arrogance and insolence from Gorean free women, who, after all, are free, but they do not find it acceptable in Earth women, whom they regard for the most part as uncollared slave stock.
Accordingly I would recommend to Earth women that they be wary of their behavior in the presence of strangers, particularly those who seem watchful, quietly respectful, and gentlemanly virile.
They may not be of Earth.
Save then, dear ladies, your cleverness and assertiveness, your rudenesses and malicious wit, your threats and coldnesses, for the lame, intimidated men of Earth, who are trained to submit to such abuse with accommodating docility.
- (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19)