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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

The smell and the dampness, never pleasant in the lower levels of the pens, now became obtrusive. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #321)
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1 321 The View more quotes about smell">smell and the dampness, never pleasant in the lower levels of the pens, now became obtrusive.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 318 We also passed pens of male slaves.
1 319 These, usually criminals and debtors, or prisoners taken in wars, then enslaved, are commonly sold cheaply and used for heavy labor.
1 320 We continued to descend through various levels.
1 321 The smell and the dampness, never pleasant in the lower levels of the pens, now became obtrusive.
1 322 Here and there lamps and torches burned.
1 323 These mitigated to some extent the dampness.
1 324 We passed a guards' room, in which there were several slaver's men, off duty.
We also passed pens of male slaves. These, usually criminals and debtors, or prisoners taken in wars, then enslaved, are commonly sold cheaply and used for heavy labor. We continued to descend through various levels. The smell and the dampness, never pleasant in the lower levels of the pens, now became obtrusive. Here and there lamps and torches burned. These mitigated to some extent the dampness. We passed a guards' room, in which there were several slaver's men, off duty. - (Explorers of Gor)