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

The "harness makers" on Gor, provide not just harnesses but an entire line of associated products, such as saddles, bridles, reins, hobblings and tethers. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #202)
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8 202 The "harness makers" on Gor, provide not just harnesses but an View more quotes about entire">entire line of associated products, such as saddles, bridles, reins, hobblings and tethers.

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

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8 199 This street, however, had a name.
8 200 It was Harness Street, apparently so called from long ago when it was once a locale of several harness makers.
8 201 The harness makers are members of the caste of leather workers.
8 202 The "harness makers" on Gor, provide not just harnesses but an entire line of associated products, such as saddles, bridles, reins, hobblings and tethers.
8 203 Presumably the harness makers on this street would not have dealt in slave harnesses.
8 204 That product would have been more likely to have been, as it still was, available on the "Street of Brands," a district in which are found many of the houses of slavers, sales barns, sales arenas, holding areas, boarding accommodations, training facilities, and shops dealing with product lines pertinent to slaves, such as collars, cosmetics, jewelry, perfumes, slave garb, chains, binding fiber and disciplinary devices.
8 205 In such a district one may have a girl's septum or ears pierced.
This street, however, had a name. It was Harness Street, apparently so called from long ago when it was once a locale of several harness makers. The harness makers are members of the caste of leather workers. The "harness makers" on Gor, provide not just harnesses but an entire line of associated products, such as saddles, bridles, reins, hobblings and tethers. Presumably the harness makers on this street would not have dealt in slave harnesses. That product would have been more likely to have been, as it still was, available on the "Street of Brands," a district in which are found many of the houses of slavers, sales barns, sales arenas, holding areas, boarding accommodations, training facilities, and shops dealing with product lines pertinent to slaves, such as collars, cosmetics, jewelry, perfumes, slave garb, chains, binding fiber and disciplinary devices. In such a district one may have a girl's septum or ears pierced. - (Magicians of Gor)