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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

A work gang usually consists of fifty to one hundred men, and some contain as many as five hundred or a thousand men. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #108)
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3 108 A work gang View more quotes about usually">usually consists of fifty to one hundred men, and some contain as many as five hundred or a thousand men.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 105 Fifthly, her garmentry revealed clearly a vanity and taste for sumptuous luxury, a penchant for self-indulgence and ostentatious elegance, also unlikely to be characteristic in such a woman.
3 106 The number of guards on hand, too, which was five, was really too small to manage a normal work gang, not because of the ratios involved, but because of the necessity of maintaining night watches.
3 107 Similarly, she really had no work gang but the fifteen men she had picked up in Port Kar.
3 108 A work gang usually consists of fifty to one hundred men, and some contain as many as five hundred or a thousand men.
3 109 If she were really the mistress of a work gang we presumably would not have constituted the work gang but would merely have been added to it.
3 110 Even more obviously we did not have the equipment of a work gang with us, the implements and tools pertinent to the work of such gangs, such as levers, picks, hammers and shovels.
3 111 "What was used to drug us?" I asked.
Fifthly, her garmentry revealed clearly a vanity and taste for sumptuous luxury, a penchant for self-indulgence and ostentatious elegance, also unlikely to be characteristic in such a woman. The number of guards on hand, too, which was five, was really too small to manage a normal work gang, not because of the ratios involved, but because of the necessity of maintaining night watches. Similarly, she really had no work gang but the fifteen men she had picked up in Port Kar. A work gang usually consists of fifty to one hundred men, and some contain as many as five hundred or a thousand men. If she were really the mistress of a work gang we presumably would not have constituted the work gang but would merely have been added to it. Even more obviously we did not have the equipment of a work gang with us, the implements and tools pertinent to the work of such gangs, such as levers, picks, hammers and shovels. "What was used to drug us?" I asked. - (Players of Gor)