Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 15 | 901 | free women often treat such girls with great cruelty, and the mere word of a free woman, that she is displeased with the girl's work, is enough to have the girl beaten. |
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Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 15 | 898 | It could perhaps be mentioned that such work, cooking, cleaning and laundering, and such, is commonly regarded as being beneath even free women, particularly those of high caste. |
| 15 | 899 | In the high cylinders, in Gorean cities, there are often public slaves who tend the central kitchens in cylinders, care for the children, but may not instruct them, and, for a tiny fee to the city, clean compartments and do laundering. |
| 15 | 900 | Thus even families who cannot afford to own and feed a slave often have the use of several such unfortunate girls, commonly captured from hostile cities. |
| 15 | 901 | free women often treat such girls with great cruelty, and the mere word of a free woman, that she is displeased with the girl's work, is enough to have the girl beaten. |
| 15 | 902 | The girls strive zealously in their work to please the free women. |
| 15 | 903 | Such girls, also, have a low use-rent, payable to the city, should young males wish to partake of their pleasures. |
| 15 | 904 | Here again, the mere word of the free person, that he is not completely pleased, is enough to earn the miserable girl a severe beating. |
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It could perhaps be mentioned that such work, cooking, cleaning and laundering, and such, is commonly regarded as being beneath even free women, particularly those of high caste.
In the high cylinders, in Gorean cities, there are often public slaves who tend the central kitchens in cylinders, care for the children, but may not instruct them, and, for a tiny fee to the city, clean compartments and do laundering.
Thus even families who cannot afford to own and feed a slave often have the use of several such unfortunate girls, commonly captured from hostile cities.
free women often treat such girls with great cruelty, and the mere word of a free woman, that she is displeased with the girl's work, is enough to have the girl beaten.
The girls strive zealously in their work to please the free women.
Such girls, also, have a low use-rent, payable to the city, should young males wish to partake of their pleasures.
Here again, the mere word of the free person, that he is not completely pleased, is enough to earn the miserable girl a severe beating.
- (Captive of Gor, Chapter 15)