Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 44 | 147 | "We could View more quotes about save">save the slave box," said the first, "and, at night, simply weight her and cast her into the carnarium. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 44 | 144 | "My perfidy would be clear to all! I would be nailed to the gate!" "It might be dangerous to return her to the house," said the second man. |
| 44 | 145 | "That is true," said the first. |
| 44 | 146 | "It would be better," said the second, "to bind and gag her, and put her in the slave box, and then cast the slave box into one of the more remote carnaria". |
| 44 | 147 | "We could save the slave box," said the first, "and, at night, simply weight her and cast her into the carnarium. |
| 44 | 148 | She would disappear without a trace". |
| 44 | 149 | "Yes," said the second, thoughtfully. |
| 44 | 150 | "That is much better". |
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"My perfidy would be clear to all! I would be nailed to the gate!" "It might be dangerous to return her to the house," said the second man.
"That is true," said the first.
"It would be better," said the second, "to bind and gag her, and put her in the slave box, and then cast the slave box into one of the more remote carnaria".
"We could save the slave box," said the first, "and, at night, simply weight her and cast her into the carnarium.
She would disappear without a trace".
"Yes," said the second, thoughtfully.
"That is much better".
- (Witness of Gor)