Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 23 | 272 | Similarly these men View more quotes about seemed">seemed to be professionals in the handling of women. |
| 23 | 273 | I did not think they, like Speusippus, for example, would be likely to use a wooden trunk for a slave kennel. |
| 23 | 274 | Furthermore I knew the security in the mills, behind those high, gray walls, was for most practical purposes absolute. |
| 23 | 275 | Similarly, there presumably I would be branded, collared and, if permitted clothing, put in distinctive garb. |
| 23 | 276 | Thus, even if one did manage to get beyond the walls, one would presumably be apprehended swiftly and returned to the mill masters. |
| 23 | 277 | Similarly the mills had their own sleen, both for patrolling the yard at night and, if need be, trailing slaves. |
| 23 | 278 | No, girls did not escape from the mills. |
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Similarly these men seemed to be professionals in the handling of women.
I did not think they, like Speusippus, for example, would be likely to use a wooden trunk for a slave kennel.
Furthermore I knew the security in the mills, behind those high, gray walls, was for most practical purposes absolute.
Similarly, there presumably I would be branded, collared and, if permitted clothing, put in distinctive garb.
Thus, even if one did manage to get beyond the walls, one would presumably be apprehended swiftly and returned to the mill masters.
Similarly the mills had their own sleen, both for patrolling the yard at night and, if need be, trailing slaves.
No, girls did not escape from the mills.
- (Kajira of Gor)