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

Similarly in many cities a slave may be slain, or her hands cut off, for so much as touching a weapon. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #432)
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28 432 View more quotes about similarly">Similarly in many cities a slave may be slain, or her hands cut off, for so much as touching a weapon.

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

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28 429 "Surely she would expect to have to do that".
28 430 "I would not wish to place a weapon in her hands," I said.
28 431 This seemed to me a plausible reply as she, supposedly a recent capture, might not yet be fully aware of the irrationality and uselessness of even token resistance.
28 432 Similarly in many cities a slave may be slain, or her hands cut off, for so much as touching a weapon.
28 433 "Doubtless you would expect her, from time to time," he said, "to handle utensils, to serve, for example, in kitchens".
28 434 "She is not yet branded and collared," I said.
28 435 "It is surprising to me," he said, "that rencers are not scouring the delta to recover her".
"Surely she would expect to have to do that". "I would not wish to place a weapon in her hands," I said. This seemed to me a plausible reply as she, supposedly a recent capture, might not yet be fully aware of the irrationality and uselessness of even token resistance. Similarly in many cities a slave may be slain, or her hands cut off, for so much as touching a weapon. "Doubtless you would expect her, from time to time," he said, "to handle utensils, to serve, for example, in kitchens". "She is not yet branded and collared," I said. "It is surprising to me," he said, "that rencers are not scouring the delta to recover her". - (Vagabonds of Gor)