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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

I noted a fellow approaching the circle, who had behind him, heeling him, an unusually lovely slave. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #583)
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3 583 I View more quotes about noted">noted a fellow approaching the circle, who had behind him, heeling him, an unusually lovely slave.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 580 Similarly if they attempt to enter such establishments as pretended slaves they may find themselves leaving them by the back entrance, soon to become true slaves.
3 581 In many cities, such actions, attempting to spy on masters and slaves, disguising oneself as a slave, garbing oneself as a slave, even in the supposed secrecy of one's own compartments, lingering about slave shelves and markets, even exhibiting an interest in, or fascination with, bondage, can result in a reduction to bondage.
3 582 The theory is apparently that such actions and interests are those of a slave, and that the female who exhibits them should, accordingly, be embonded.
3 583 I noted a fellow approaching the circle, who had behind him, heeling him, an unusually lovely slave.
3 584 "Teibar!" called more than one man.
3 585 "Teibar!" I have, more than once, I believe, alluded to the hatred of free women for their embonded sisters, and to how they profess to despise them and hold them in contempt.
3 586 Indeed, they commonly treat such slaves with what seems to be irrational and unwonted cruelty.
Similarly if they attempt to enter such establishments as pretended slaves they may find themselves leaving them by the back entrance, soon to become true slaves. In many cities, such actions, attempting to spy on masters and slaves, disguising oneself as a slave, garbing oneself as a slave, even in the supposed secrecy of one's own compartments, lingering about slave shelves and markets, even exhibiting an interest in, or fascination with, bondage, can result in a reduction to bondage. The theory is apparently that such actions and interests are those of a slave, and that the female who exhibits them should, accordingly, be embonded. I noted a fellow approaching the circle, who had behind him, heeling him, an unusually lovely slave. "Teibar!" called more than one man. "Teibar!" I have, more than once, I believe, alluded to the hatred of free women for their embonded sisters, and to how they profess to despise them and hold them in contempt. Indeed, they commonly treat such slaves with what seems to be irrational and unwonted cruelty. - (Magicians of Gor)