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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Surely a slave must realize that a potential buyer is interested in all a slave's properties. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #252)
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4 252 Surely a slave must realize that a potential buyer is interested in all a slave's properties.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 249 I was pleased the auctioneer had not punished her for her lapse.
4 250 The slave, of course, addresses all free men as 'Master', all free women as 'Mistress'.
4 251 She was on her knees on the block, sobbing.
4 252 Surely a slave must realize that a potential buyer is interested in all a slave's properties.
4 253 Why was she upset, that she had been shown to be healthy, and vital? I then recalled she came from a world in which frigidity and inertness were esteemed, at least publicly, in which formality, withdrawal, hesitation, reticence, fear, and an inability to feel were reckoned matters of merit.
4 254 So might a kaiila be praised for lameness, a sleen for the inability to track even a wounded tabuk, a tarn for not daring to spread its wings and fly.
4 255 "Forty-five!" called a fellow from the tiers, below me and to my right.
I was pleased the auctioneer had not punished her for her lapse. The slave, of course, addresses all free men as 'Master', all free women as 'Mistress'. She was on her knees on the block, sobbing. Surely a slave must realize that a potential buyer is interested in all a slave's properties. Why was she upset, that she had been shown to be healthy, and vital? I then recalled she came from a world in which frigidity and inertness were esteemed, at least publicly, in which formality, withdrawal, hesitation, reticence, fear, and an inability to feel were reckoned matters of merit. So might a kaiila be praised for lameness, a sleen for the inability to track even a wounded tabuk, a tarn for not daring to spread its wings and fly. "Forty-five!" called a fellow from the tiers, below me and to my right. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 4)