Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 61 | 320 | They are goods, loot, pleasure animals. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 317 | Had they not now noted, this taking place before their very eyes, rampaging Kurii, unprovoked, attacking unarmed men? Who then, or what then, is friend or foe? Might they be the next to fall to those fangs? Surely Kurii had threatened them at the margins of the field. |
| 61 | 318 | And, too, one does not kill kajirae, no more than one would sully or soil the rugs of Tor, or deface the intricate mosaics of Venna. |
| 61 | 319 | Kajirae are not free persons, not enemies, no more than kaiila. |
| 61 | 320 | They are goods, loot, pleasure animals. |
| 61 | 321 | One does not kill them. |
| 61 | 322 | One appropriates them, one seizes them, owns them, and enjoys them. |
| 61 | 323 | Sometimes a free woman's slaves, obedient to the orders of conquering men, will seize, strip, and bind their mistress, and throw her to the feet of the victors, for the collar and iron. |
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Had they not now noted, this taking place before their very eyes, rampaging Kurii, unprovoked, attacking unarmed men? Who then, or what then, is friend or foe? Might they be the next to fall to those fangs? Surely Kurii had threatened them at the margins of the field.
And, too, one does not kill kajirae, no more than one would sully or soil the rugs of Tor, or deface the intricate mosaics of Venna.
Kajirae are not free persons, not enemies, no more than kaiila.
They are goods, loot, pleasure animals.
One does not kill them.
One appropriates them, one seizes them, owns them, and enjoys them.
Sometimes a free woman's slaves, obedient to the orders of conquering men, will seize, strip, and bind their mistress, and throw her to the feet of the victors, for the collar and iron.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 61)