Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 9 | 591 | View more quotes about thus">Thus they begin to learn their collars. |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 9 | 588 | Any tardiness or laxity, or clumsiness, is promptly dealt with by a switch master. |
| 9 | 589 | Later there will be dancing, and the new slaves, numbers scrawled on their breasts, will perform. |
| 9 | 590 | Then, huddled together on the floor between the tables, in the dancing space, frightened, exhausted from their writhing, their uses will be gambled for by their numbers, and then, as the lots fall, they will be dragged, one by one, to the tables, or the sides of the room, to give pleasure to their masters of the moment. |
| 9 | 591 | Thus they begin to learn their collars. |
| 9 | 592 | Later they will be distributed, or auctioned. |
| 9 | 593 | "No," said Talena, apropos of the next female, "not she". |
| 9 | 594 | The free, native population of Ar, though there are no certain figures on the matter even in the best of times, and, given the flight of many from the city, conjectures have become even more hazardous, is commonly estimated at between two and three million people. |
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Any tardiness or laxity, or clumsiness, is promptly dealt with by a switch master.
Later there will be dancing, and the new slaves, numbers scrawled on their breasts, will perform.
Then, huddled together on the floor between the tables, in the dancing space, frightened, exhausted from their writhing, their uses will be gambled for by their numbers, and then, as the lots fall, they will be dragged, one by one, to the tables, or the sides of the room, to give pleasure to their masters of the moment.
Thus they begin to learn their collars.
Later they will be distributed, or auctioned.
"No," said Talena, apropos of the next female, "not she".
The free, native population of Ar, though there are no certain figures on the matter even in the best of times, and, given the flight of many from the city, conjectures have become even more hazardous, is commonly estimated at between two and three million people.
- (Magicians of Gor)