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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is good for the girl to feel wood and sawdust beneath her feet, it is said. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #40)
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9 40 It is View more quotes about good">good for the girl to feel wood and sawdust beneath her feet, it is said.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 37 The block itself, interestingly, as tradition required, was rounded and of wood.
9 38 On its surface there was sprinkled, again in one of the conventions of Gorean tradition, some sawdust.
9 39 Female slaves, incidentally, are always sold barefoot.
9 40 It is good for the girl to feel wood and sawdust beneath her feet, it is said.
9 41 I was a bit sad as I looked at the block.
9 42 I knew that in such places private auctions were sometimes conducted, discreetly, for favored clientele, many times slavers themselves.
9 43 At such private auctions, conducted secretly, Gorean slavers sometimes find it convenient to dispose of important, High Caste women without trace, sometimes even from the city of Ar itself, perhaps women who have lived proudly, luxuriously, not more than a pasang or two from the rounded, wooden block from which they now find themselves, to their horror, being sold.
The block itself, interestingly, as tradition required, was rounded and of wood. On its surface there was sprinkled, again in one of the conventions of Gorean tradition, some sawdust. Female slaves, incidentally, are always sold barefoot. It is good for the girl to feel wood and sawdust beneath her feet, it is said. I was a bit sad as I looked at the block. I knew that in such places private auctions were sometimes conducted, discreetly, for favored clientele, many times slavers themselves. At such private auctions, conducted secretly, Gorean slavers sometimes find it convenient to dispose of important, High Caste women without trace, sometimes even from the city of Ar itself, perhaps women who have lived proudly, luxuriously, not more than a pasang or two from the rounded, wooden block from which they now find themselves, to their horror, being sold. - (Assassin of Gor)