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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

They, like other loot strewn about, robes and saddles, must wait to see who it was who would pick them up, who it was to whom they would then belong, whom they must then serve, absolutely and unquestioningly, with every perfection and particle of their intelligence and beauty. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #165)
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25 165 They, like other View more quotes about loot">loot strewn about, robes and saddles, must wait to see who it was who would pick them up, who it was to whom they would then belong, whom they must then serve, absolutely and unquestioningly, with every perfection and particle of their intelligence and beauty.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 162 "Thank you, Master," she said.
25 163 The other slaves lifted their heads, remaining on their knees, bound, in the dust.
25 164 We left them behind, then, making our way toward the council lodge.
25 165 They, like other loot strewn about, robes and saddles, must wait to see who it was who would pick them up, who it was to whom they would then belong, whom they must then serve, absolutely and unquestioningly, with every perfection and particle of their intelligence and beauty.
26 1 Once More to Tread Disputed, Bloody Dust "Well done!" I called to Cuwignaka.
26 2 His kaiila in the clash of shield and lances had lost its footing, spinning and falling back to its haunches.
26 3 Cuwignaka had retained his position on the animal.
"Thank you, Master," she said. The other slaves lifted their heads, remaining on their knees, bound, in the dust. We left them behind, then, making our way toward the council lodge. They, like other loot strewn about, robes and saddles, must wait to see who it was who would pick them up, who it was to whom they would then belong, whom they must then serve, absolutely and unquestioningly, with every perfection and particle of their intelligence and beauty. Once More to Tread Disputed, Bloody Dust "Well done!" I called to Cuwignaka. His kaiila in the clash of shield and lances had lost its footing, spinning and falling back to its haunches. Cuwignaka had retained his position on the animal. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)