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

The underground kennels and sunken cages, too, were empty. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #129)
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3 129 The underground kennels and sunken View more quotes about cages">cages, too, were empty.

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

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3 126 I had hoped to find a woman in Teslit.
3 127 But the women, and the livestock, including the two-legged form of livestock that is the female slave, had been removed.
3 128 I would have settled even for a peasant's slave, usually large, coarse girls, in rope collars, but the gates to their pens hung open.
3 129 The underground kennels and sunken cages, too, were empty.
3 130 Even such women, of course, may be utilized.
3 131 They, too, in many ways, serve men.
3 132 Not only are they useful in the fields, drawing plows, hoeing, carrying water, and such, but they, too, as they can, are expected to serve the pleasures of their masters, just as would be slighter, more beautiful damsels.
I had hoped to find a woman in Teslit. But the women, and the livestock, including the two-legged form of livestock that is the female slave, had been removed. I would have settled even for a peasant's slave, usually large, coarse girls, in rope collars, but the gates to their pens hung open. The underground kennels and sunken cages, too, were empty. Even such women, of course, may be utilized. They, too, in many ways, serve men. Not only are they useful in the fields, drawing plows, hoeing, carrying water, and such, but they, too, as they can, are expected to serve the pleasures of their masters, just as would be slighter, more beautiful damsels. - (Vagabonds of Gor)