Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 785 | Their hoods would be View more quotes about removed">removed, presumably, only in the slaver's house. |
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Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 782 | Beyond the pier, abutting on harborside wharfage, there were numerous buildings, mostly shops, such as those of sailmakers, oarmakers and sawyers, and warehouses, and, here and there, between these buildings, narrow streets, stretching up toward the city. |
| 24 | 783 | I expected that they would be herded up one of these streets to the house of some slaver or other. |
| 24 | 784 | They would have very little idea, at this time, of what Port Cos was like. |
| 24 | 785 | Their hoods would be removed, presumably, only in the slaver's house. |
| 24 | 786 | They would be very helpless, and muchly disoriented. |
| 24 | 787 | Later, perhaps never having been given access to a window, or never having been outside unhooded, they would find themselves auctioned. |
| 24 | 788 | From that time on, what was permitted to them would be determined by their master. |
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Beyond the pier, abutting on harborside wharfage, there were numerous buildings, mostly shops, such as those of sailmakers, oarmakers and sawyers, and warehouses, and, here and there, between these buildings, narrow streets, stretching up toward the city.
I expected that they would be herded up one of these streets to the house of some slaver or other.
They would have very little idea, at this time, of what Port Cos was like.
Their hoods would be removed, presumably, only in the slaver's house.
They would be very helpless, and muchly disoriented.
Later, perhaps never having been given access to a window, or never having been outside unhooded, they would find themselves auctioned.
From that time on, what was permitted to them would be determined by their master.
- (Renegades of Gor)