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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

But then the new master, knowing her for an escaped slave, is likely to keep her in close chains, and treat her with great harshness and cruelty. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #610)
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16 610 But then the new View more quotes about master">master, knowing her for an escaped slave, is likely to keep her in close chains, and treat her with great harshness and cruelty.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 607 Even so subtle a thing, you see, militates against a slave's possibility of escape.
16 608 To be sure, a slave might escape one master, to fall into the hands of another.
16 609 She might change her collar, so to speak.
16 610 But then the new master, knowing her for an escaped slave, is likely to keep her in close chains, and treat her with great harshness and cruelty.
16 611 Indeed, after he has pleasured himself with her for some weeks he may simply return her in chains to her former master, for her punishment.
16 612 "Master?" I asked.
16 613 "It was not merely for your ignorance that you were purchased," he said.
Even so subtle a thing, you see, militates against a slave's possibility of escape. To be sure, a slave might escape one master, to fall into the hands of another. She might change her collar, so to speak. But then the new master, knowing her for an escaped slave, is likely to keep her in close chains, and treat her with great harshness and cruelty. Indeed, after he has pleasured himself with her for some weeks he may simply return her in chains to her former master, for her punishment. "Master?" I asked. "It was not merely for your ignorance that you were purchased," he said. - (Witness of Gor)