Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 47 | 180 | There are View more quotes about obviously">obviously much better things to do with beautiful slaves. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 47 | 177 | I hoped, of course, if Octantius did not have the gold with him, that there would now be doubt, in the event of the death of Saphronicus, as to its eventual appearance. |
| 47 | 178 | I hoped in this way to buy time. |
| 47 | 179 | I did not think they would be likely to kill Ina, who was now a very lovely slave, for nothing. |
| 47 | 180 | There are obviously much better things to do with beautiful slaves. |
| 47 | 181 | Keep them, to serve perfectly, subject to the full rigors of the mastery. |
| 47 | 182 | Octantius put back his head and laughed. |
| 47 | 183 | "Saphronicus is dead!" I insisted, addressing this more to the other fellows about than Octantius. |
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I hoped, of course, if Octantius did not have the gold with him, that there would now be doubt, in the event of the death of Saphronicus, as to its eventual appearance.
I hoped in this way to buy time.
I did not think they would be likely to kill Ina, who was now a very lovely slave, for nothing.
There are obviously much better things to do with beautiful slaves.
Keep them, to serve perfectly, subject to the full rigors of the mastery.
Octantius put back his head and laughed.
"Saphronicus is dead!" I insisted, addressing this more to the other fellows about than Octantius.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)