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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

They, in their snatches of slave silk, sat, knelt or lay about a stout post which had been driven deeply into the ground to one side, to which post they were chained by the neck. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #309)
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1 309 They, in their snatches of View more quotes about slave">slave silk, sat, knelt or lay about a stout post which had been driven deeply into the ground to one side, to which post they were chained by the neck.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 306 It was difficult to tell if he had heard them or not, but once, at least, he must have for he, with his staff, struck the bars of a cage, strictly ordering its fair occupant to silence.
1 307 "Yes, Master!" she wept, drawing back, as she could, within it.
1 308 There were some other girls, too, who were not serving, some five or six, or so.
1 309 They, in their snatches of slave silk, sat, knelt or lay about a stout post which had been driven deeply into the ground to one side, to which post they were chained by the neck.
1 310 As more men entered the enclosure women were released from the post to assist in the serving.
1 311 Also, if one appealed to a fellow, she might be released at his request, to serve him particularly and, if he wished, privately.
1 312 Temione had been free of the post when I had arrived.
It was difficult to tell if he had heard them or not, but once, at least, he must have for he, with his staff, struck the bars of a cage, strictly ordering its fair occupant to silence. "Yes, Master!" she wept, drawing back, as she could, within it. There were some other girls, too, who were not serving, some five or six, or so. They, in their snatches of slave silk, sat, knelt or lay about a stout post which had been driven deeply into the ground to one side, to which post they were chained by the neck. As more men entered the enclosure women were released from the post to assist in the serving. Also, if one appealed to a fellow, she might be released at his request, to serve him particularly and, if he wished, privately. Temione had been free of the post when I had arrived. - (Vagabonds of Gor)