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

Too, of course, they know that Gorean captors do not tend to look leniently on attempts to escape by pretty things such as they, no more than by female slaves, which they may soon be. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #61)
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17 61 Too, of View more quotes about course">course, they know that Gorean captors do not tend to look leniently on attempts to escape by pretty things such as they, no more than by female slaves, which they may soon be.

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

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17 58 Fair prisoners tend to herd well.
17 59 Often a mere cord tied about their necks, fastening them together, the one to the other, is all that is required for their control.
17 60 Indeed, it is almost, interestingly enough, as though they were made for the coffle, and understood the appropriateness, the rightfulness, of their place within it.
17 61 Too, of course, they know that Gorean captors do not tend to look leniently on attempts to escape by pretty things such as they, no more than by female slaves, which they may soon be.
17 62 The man began again then to cough.
17 63 From the sound of it there was blood in his throat.
17 64 "Seek new bindings for your wounds," said a man.
Fair prisoners tend to herd well. Often a mere cord tied about their necks, fastening them together, the one to the other, is all that is required for their control. Indeed, it is almost, interestingly enough, as though they were made for the coffle, and understood the appropriateness, the rightfulness, of their place within it. Too, of course, they know that Gorean captors do not tend to look leniently on attempts to escape by pretty things such as they, no more than by female slaves, which they may soon be. The man began again then to cough. From the sound of it there was blood in his throat. "Seek new bindings for your wounds," said a man. - (Vagabonds of Gor)