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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

In such a matter, of course, the masters take little, if any, risk. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #283)
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10 283 In such a View more quotes about matter">matter, of course, the masters take little, if any, risk.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 280 To be sure, at least one district through which we had passed in the wagon was still black with the residues of a great fire, one which had reportedly taken place in Se'Kara, some months ago.
10 281 If I were never permitted outside the precincts of the tavern, of course, as I had not yet been, I did not think I would much enjoy the city.
10 282 I had hopes, however, that I might, as several of the girls were now, eventually be granted such a lovely liberty.
10 283 In such a matter, of course, the masters take little, if any, risk.
10 284 The girls are collared and branded so there is never any doubt about what they are or where they belong.
10 285 Too, in Brundisium, as with most Gorean cities, kajirae are not allowed outside the city gates unless in the keeping of a free person.
10 286 In these peregrinations about the city, of course, the girls were sometimes expected to wear their master's advertising on their tunics.
To be sure, at least one district through which we had passed in the wagon was still black with the residues of a great fire, one which had reportedly taken place in Se'Kara, some months ago. If I were never permitted outside the precincts of the tavern, of course, as I had not yet been, I did not think I would much enjoy the city. I had hopes, however, that I might, as several of the girls were now, eventually be granted such a lovely liberty. In such a matter, of course, the masters take little, if any, risk. The girls are collared and branded so there is never any doubt about what they are or where they belong. Too, in Brundisium, as with most Gorean cities, kajirae are not allowed outside the city gates unless in the keeping of a free person. In these peregrinations about the city, of course, the girls were sometimes expected to wear their master's advertising on their tunics. - (Dancer of Gor)