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

I did not know if the women were to be marched back to the Stadium of Blades or only to a rendezvous with cage wagons, to be thence transported to the stadium's holding areas. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #645)
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9 645 I did not View more quotes about know">know if the women were to be marched back to the Stadium of Blades or only to a rendezvous with cage wagons, to be thence transported to the stadium's holding areas.

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

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9 642 Four or five women were fastened with one length, and then the next length was tied to that, and so on.
9 643 In this way, if it were desired, hundreds of women could be fastened together.
9 644 It is common to coffle women from the back of the line forward, to minimize the temptation to bolt.
9 645 I did not know if the women were to be marched back to the Stadium of Blades or only to a rendezvous with cage wagons, to be thence transported to the stadium's holding areas.
9 646 I did not think, at any rate, that the Cosians would send cage wagons for them in full daylight to the Plaza of Tarns, in the view of a crowd.
9 647 After all, these were free women of Ar, not female slaves.
9 648 An additional security in which the women were held, aside from the coffling and guardsmen, auxiliary and regular, was the fact that they were barefoot and clad only in the robes of penitents.
Four or five women were fastened with one length, and then the next length was tied to that, and so on. In this way, if it were desired, hundreds of women could be fastened together. It is common to coffle women from the back of the line forward, to minimize the temptation to bolt. I did not know if the women were to be marched back to the Stadium of Blades or only to a rendezvous with cage wagons, to be thence transported to the stadium's holding areas. I did not think, at any rate, that the Cosians would send cage wagons for them in full daylight to the Plaza of Tarns, in the view of a crowd. After all, these were free women of Ar, not female slaves. An additional security in which the women were held, aside from the coffling and guardsmen, auxiliary and regular, was the fact that they were barefoot and clad only in the robes of penitents. - (Magicians of Gor)