Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 61 | 869 | "A man has the right to enslave a woman he finds displeasing". |
| 61 | 870 | This assertion surely required considerable qualification. |
| 61 | 871 | For example, there is the matter of a shared Home Stone that would militate against such things. |
| 61 | 872 | Similarly, certain cities are allied, some cities are colony cities founded by emigrants from a mother city, and so on. |
| 61 | 873 | On the other hand, Gorean males do not respond well to insults, contempt, mistreatment, and such. |
| 61 | 874 | Offending males may expect to be summoned to a bridge, or field, at dawn; an offending or careless woman is subject to the risk of finding herself naked, chained at a slave ring. |
| 61 | 875 | This probably accounts for the rather elaborate protocols of etiquette that commonly govern interactions between Goreans of different cities or towns. |
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"A man has the right to enslave a woman he finds displeasing".
This assertion surely required considerable qualification.
For example, there is the matter of a shared Home Stone that would militate against such things.
Similarly, certain cities are allied, some cities are colony cities founded by emigrants from a mother city, and so on.
On the other hand, Gorean males do not respond well to insults, contempt, mistreatment, and such.
Offending males may expect to be summoned to a bridge, or field, at dawn; an offending or careless woman is subject to the risk of finding herself naked, chained at a slave ring.
This probably accounts for the rather elaborate protocols of etiquette that commonly govern interactions between Goreans of different cities or towns.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter )