Misc. Quotes

Misc Free Women Quotes

"She thought for a moment then gently kissed me on the lips. 'No, Tarl Cabot of Ko-ro-ba,' she said, 'but you well know that I could do nothing that worth of your gift to me. Tarl Cabot, I care for you.' I realized that she had spoken to me as a free woman, using my name." Book 1, Tarnsman of Gor, page 74 ~才 "I have never seen my father except on the days of public festivals. High Caste daughters in Ar are raised in the Walled Gardens, like flowers, until some highborn suitor, preferably a Ubar or Administrator, will pay the bride price set by their fathers." Book 1, Tarnsman of Gor, page 114 ~才 "There is a Gorean saying that free women, raised gently in the high cylinders, in their robes of concealment, unarmed, untrained in weapons, may, by the slaver, be plucked like flowers." Book 8, Hunters of Gor, page 118 ~才 " Look at me, Slave,' I said. She looked up, tears in her eyes. 'I will speak to you kindly for a moment,' I said. 'Listen carefully, for they may be the last kind words you will hear for a long time.' She regarded me, the guard's hand in her hair. 'You are a slave,' I said. 'You are owned. You are a female. You will be forced to be a woman. If you were free, and Gorean, you might be permitted by men to remain as you are, but you are neither Gorean nor free." Book 10, Tribesmen of Gor, page 12 ~才 "No girl who has not been a slave can understand the joy of it, the profundity and freedom. The objections of girls to slavery, I have noted, are usually not objections to the institution which, in the sweet heat of their bodies, they love dearly, and fear only to lose, but to a given master. Given the proper master they are quite content. In the proper collar a woman is serene and joyful.' " Book 10, Tribesmen of Gor, pages 332 - 333 ~才 " 'Do you think that only Warriors are men' he asked. 'No,' I said. 'I have never been of that opinion.' " Book 12, Beasts of Gor, page 413 ~才 " 'A free woman!' suddenly exclaimed Glyco, startled. I smiled. From the kitchen there had emerged, in the robes of concealment, a figure of a woman. The men, save I, rose as one to their feet, for Gorean men commonly stand when a free woman enters the room. The voluptuous slave of Aemilianus swiftly knelt, making herself as small as possible, putting her head to the floor. The little dark-haired slave, too, swiftly knelt, also putting her head to the floor. Too, she shuddered, trying to cover her nakedness with her hands. Peggy and Florence, too, now had their heads to the floor. Slave girls, as I may have mentioned, fear free women, terribly. The woman in the robes of concealment seemed timid, frightened. She approached the table hesitantly, diffidently. She did not understand, fully, what she was to do. 'A free woman is present,' whispered Glyco to me." Book 16, Guardsman of Gor, page 255 " 'I am sure you find free women of some interest,' she said. 'Certainly I find them of interest,' I said. The most interesting thing about them, of course, was that they could be seized and enslaved. After that they might become of real interest to a man." Book 21, Mercenaries of Gor, page 346 " 'We are free women. Men, some sorts of men, will save us. Men, some sorts, cannot so much as stand to see a tear in a woman's eye. To such men it is unthinkable that we might bear the consequences of our actions.' 'Do you think I am such a man?' I asked. 'No," she said, 'else I would have petitioned redemption from you.' 'Men such as those of whom you speak,' I said, 'those who are so solicitous, so kindly, those who are so eager to render you succor, who will strive so desperately to help you, and please you, do they stir you deeply in your belly?' 'I am a free woman.' she said. 'We do not consider such things.' " Book 23, Renegades of Gor, pages 64 - 65

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