Results Details

Suffice it to say, the slaves of the red savages do not remove their collars. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #64)

It is death to a slave, incidentally, to remove such a collar without permission. Furthermore the collar is fastened by what is, in effect, a signature knot, a complex knot, within a given tribal style, whose tying is known only to the individual who has invented it. It is thus, for most practical purposes, impossible to remove and replace such a collar without the master, in his checking of the knot, by untying and retying it, being able to tell. Suffice it to say, the slaves of the red savages do not remove their collars. The girl kept her head down. She apparently was not being permitted to raise her eyes at the trading point. She might thus, if the master wished, have come and gone from the trading point without having seen anything or recognized anything, unless perhaps the grass between her knees and the paws of her master's kaiila. - (Savages of Gor)