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

I thought of her, struggling under the weight of the yoke and buckets, as had Lavinia, staggering to bring drink, herself a slave, to other slaves, the robust, bronzed field slaves, gangs of them, toiling in the fields of Appanius. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #212)
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21 212 I View more quotes about thought">thought of her, struggling under the weight of the yoke and buckets, as had Lavinia, staggering to bring drink, herself a slave, to other slaves, the robust, bronzed field slaves, gangs of them, toiling in the fields of Appanius.

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

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21 209 "I think so, Master!" said Lavinia.
21 210 "And perhaps have found herself in the fields?" "Perhaps, Master," smiled Lavinia.
21 211 The thought of the regal Talena shorn and in the fields was indeed an amusing one.
21 212 I thought of her, struggling under the weight of the yoke and buckets, as had Lavinia, staggering to bring drink, herself a slave, to other slaves, the robust, bronzed field slaves, gangs of them, toiling in the fields of Appanius.
21 213 It is pleasant to see beautiful women, in their collars, set about such labors.
21 214 "Master?" asked the slave.
21 215 "Continue," I said.
"I think so, Master!" said Lavinia. "And perhaps have found herself in the fields?" "Perhaps, Master," smiled Lavinia. The thought of the regal Talena shorn and in the fields was indeed an amusing one. I thought of her, struggling under the weight of the yoke and buckets, as had Lavinia, staggering to bring drink, herself a slave, to other slaves, the robust, bronzed field slaves, gangs of them, toiling in the fields of Appanius. It is pleasant to see beautiful women, in their collars, set about such labors. "Master?" asked the slave. "Continue," I said. - (Magicians of Gor)