Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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38
142
To be sure, they are a particularly desirable form of booty, and men enjoy having it about, as slaves.
38
143
Most slaves are purchased, of course, in the markets, where their captors put them up for sale.
38
144
The sales-platform girls are supplemented, to some extent, by captures brought from Earth, but those captures, though quite numerous, abstractly considered, constitute only a small fraction of Gorean female slaves, perhaps one in two or three hundred.
38
145
They do tend to be popular in the markets, however, perhaps in part due to their charms as barbarians but, too, I suspect, due to their responsiveness to Gorean males, men of a sort for whom their former civilizations and cultures have but ill prepared them.
38
146
Never had they thought to be at the feet of such men, slaves, to what are to them uncompromising and magnificent beasts.
38
147
They are, of course, merely the natural male, who is a master by nature.
38
148
It seemed clear, from materials brought on board, shackles, collars, and such, that Lords Nishida and Okimoto might have in mind, were their projects successful, the acquisition of large numbers of women, who might then be distributed, or sold.
To be sure, they are a particularly desirable form of booty, and men enjoy having it about, as slaves.
Most slaves are purchased, of course, in the markets, where their captors put them up for sale.
The sales-platform girls are supplemented, to some extent, by captures brought from Earth, but those captures, though quite numerous, abstractly considered, constitute only a small fraction of Gorean female slaves, perhaps one in two or three hundred.
They do tend to be popular in the markets, however, perhaps in part due to their charms as barbarians but, too, I suspect, due to their responsiveness to Gorean males, men of a sort for whom their former civilizations and cultures have but ill prepared them.
Never had they thought to be at the feet of such men, slaves, to what are to them uncompromising and magnificent beasts.
They are, of course, merely the natural male, who is a master by nature.
It seemed clear, from materials brought on board, shackles, collars, and such, that Lords Nishida and Okimoto might have in mind, were their projects successful, the acquisition of large numbers of women, who might then be distributed, or sold.
- (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter )