Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 61 | 521 | For most practical purposes, where all women are free no woman is free, or, indeed, not free. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 61 | 518 | She also carried a bright, yellow parasol, which I was sure I recognized. |
| 61 | 519 | For those unfamiliar with Gorean culture, particularly that of the "High Cities," I think a note of explanation might not be without point. |
| 61 | 520 | On my former world, where almost all women are "free," there is a sense in which almost no woman is free. |
| 61 | 521 | For most practical purposes, where all women are free no woman is free, or, indeed, not free. |
| 61 | 522 | There is no distinction, no important differences, between one woman and another. |
| 61 | 523 | They are the same. |
| 61 | 524 | For example, if all women were green or blue, or such, then the distinction between green and not green, or blue and not blue, would be of little practical interest or importance. |
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She also carried a bright, yellow parasol, which I was sure I recognized.
For those unfamiliar with Gorean culture, particularly that of the "High Cities," I think a note of explanation might not be without point.
On my former world, where almost all women are "free," there is a sense in which almost no woman is free.
For most practical purposes, where all women are free no woman is free, or, indeed, not free.
There is no distinction, no important differences, between one woman and another.
They are the same.
For example, if all women were green or blue, or such, then the distinction between green and not green, or blue and not blue, would be of little practical interest or importance.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 61)