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

They were clearly enjoying themselves, and some were making bets, the stakes being pleasure beads from the contents of the jewelry and cosmetic box allotted to each, usually kept in her cell. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #148)
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12 148 They were View more quotes about clearly">clearly enjoying themselves, and some were making bets, the stakes being pleasure beads from the contents of the jewelry and cosmetic box allotted to each, usually kept in her cell.

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

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12 145 As I did so I passed several chained slave girls kneeling on a stone tier.
12 146 They were doubtless girls in training, and reasonably well advanced in training.
12 147 They had been brought to see the races, that they might be pleased and stimulated, that they might return to their training refreshed and recreated.
12 148 They were clearly enjoying themselves, and some were making bets, the stakes being pleasure beads from the contents of the jewelry and cosmetic box allotted to each, usually kept in her cell.
12 149 They were fastened together on a common chain, each by wrist rings, each by both wrists, each ring separated by about a yard of chain.
12 150 As they knelt the chain was over their calves, behind their backs.
12 151 At each end of the line there was a guard.
As I did so I passed several chained slave girls kneeling on a stone tier. They were doubtless girls in training, and reasonably well advanced in training. They had been brought to see the races, that they might be pleased and stimulated, that they might return to their training refreshed and recreated. They were clearly enjoying themselves, and some were making bets, the stakes being pleasure beads from the contents of the jewelry and cosmetic box allotted to each, usually kept in her cell. They were fastened together on a common chain, each by wrist rings, each by both wrists, each ring separated by about a yard of chain. As they knelt the chain was over their calves, behind their backs. At each end of the line there was a guard. - (Assassin of Gor)