Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 42 | 100 | "View more quotes about cast">Cast it into the foulest carnarium!" I struggled inside the box. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 42 | 97 | The cursive kef, in variations, is also used as the common slave mark for kajirae. |
| 42 | 98 | On my left thigh, just below the hip, I bore the same mark, put there by a slave iron. |
| 42 | 99 | "Bury it deep!" laughed Aynur. |
| 42 | 100 | "Cast it into the foulest carnarium!" I struggled inside the box. |
| 42 | 101 | I whimpered madly. |
| 42 | 102 | It would be only too easy, in the dead of the night, to bury the box somewhere outside the walls, in some remote place, or to cast it into one of the carnaria, the refuse pits outside the wall, into which garbage, and excrement, and all filth, as from the emptying of the giant vats of the insulae, might be thrown. |
| 42 | 103 | But could they not, if this were their intent, strangle me first, utilizing some convenient string or cord, or smother me with a blanket or cushion, one easily found, perhaps one almost at hand, or even enter a blade swiftly, mercifully, into my heart? Surely that would not be difficult. |
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The cursive kef, in variations, is also used as the common slave mark for kajirae.
On my left thigh, just below the hip, I bore the same mark, put there by a slave iron.
"Bury it deep!" laughed Aynur.
"Cast it into the foulest carnarium!" I struggled inside the box.
I whimpered madly.
It would be only too easy, in the dead of the night, to bury the box somewhere outside the walls, in some remote place, or to cast it into one of the carnaria, the refuse pits outside the wall, into which garbage, and excrement, and all filth, as from the emptying of the giant vats of the insulae, might be thrown.
But could they not, if this were their intent, strangle me first, utilizing some convenient string or cord, or smother me with a blanket or cushion, one easily found, perhaps one almost at hand, or even enter a blade swiftly, mercifully, into my heart? Surely that would not be difficult.
- (Witness of Gor)