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

I think they were only too happy to kneel in my presence, this permitting them to rest the buckets on the dirt floor of the aisle, between cages. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #179)
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46 179 I View more quotes about think">think they were only too happy to kneel in my presence, this permitting them to rest the buckets on the dirt floor of the aisle, between cages.

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

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46 176 In one aisle in the camp I encountered two female slaves, naked, chained to yokes, their ankles shackled as well.
46 177 From each termination of both yokes there was suspended a large wooden bucket of wastes.
46 178 They were doubtless on their way to some part of the camp, probably a fosse or pit, set aside for the deposit of such materials.
46 179 I think they were only too happy to kneel in my presence, this permitting them to rest the buckets on the dirt floor of the aisle, between cages.
46 180 Both were quite pretty.
46 181 I wondered if their present duty had been assigned to them as a discipline or punishment.
46 182 "Have you see a fair-haired slave in a brown tunic about, loose?" I asked.
In one aisle in the camp I encountered two female slaves, naked, chained to yokes, their ankles shackled as well. From each termination of both yokes there was suspended a large wooden bucket of wastes. They were doubtless on their way to some part of the camp, probably a fosse or pit, set aside for the deposit of such materials. I think they were only too happy to kneel in my presence, this permitting them to rest the buckets on the dirt floor of the aisle, between cages. Both were quite pretty. I wondered if their present duty had been assigned to them as a discipline or punishment. "Have you see a fair-haired slave in a brown tunic about, loose?" I asked. - (Vagabonds of Gor)