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

The men outside, it now seemed to me, were becoming unruly. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #308)
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11 308 The men View more quotes about outside">outside, it now seemed to me, were becoming unruly.

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

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11 305 And in accord with the prescribed anonymity of the breeding, as would be expected, the slaves do not speak to one another.
11 306 They may be slain if they do.
11 307 Their coupling is public, of course, in the sense that the master, or usually, masters, and sometimes others, whether in an official capacity or not, are present, to make any pertinent payments or determinations.
11 308 The men outside, it now seemed to me, were becoming unruly.
11 309 "Do not be afraid," said Ina.
11 310 "What are men like?" I asked Ina.
11 311 "They are glorious, and our masters," said Ina.
And in accord with the prescribed anonymity of the breeding, as would be expected, the slaves do not speak to one another. They may be slain if they do. Their coupling is public, of course, in the sense that the master, or usually, masters, and sometimes others, whether in an official capacity or not, are present, to make any pertinent payments or determinations. The men outside, it now seemed to me, were becoming unruly. "Do not be afraid," said Ina. "What are men like?" I asked Ina. "They are glorious, and our masters," said Ina. - (Dancer of Gor)