Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 316 | They are, after all, barbarians. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 313 | View more quotes about doubtless">Doubtless Mirus had found that amusing. |
| 22 | 314 | Many slave girls, too, as mentioned, are illiterate. |
| 22 | 315 | And those brought from Earth are most commonly kept that way. |
| 22 | 316 | They are, after all, barbarians. |
| 22 | 317 | But, too, as has been noted, illiteracy is not that uncommon on Gor, particularly amongst the lower castes. |
| 22 | 318 | Within the cage, most near the exterior bars, were ten upright metal poles, which helped to support the roof of the cage. |
| 22 | 319 | These were placed in such a way that a slave, if fastened to one, would, first, be kept near enough to the exterior bars to be easily viewed, and, second, would be just beyond the reach of any who might who might wish to touch them, by putting their hands through the bars. |
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Doubtless Mirus had found that amusing.
Many slave girls, too, as mentioned, are illiterate.
And those brought from Earth are most commonly kept that way.
They are, after all, barbarians.
But, too, as has been noted, illiteracy is not that uncommon on Gor, particularly amongst the lower castes.
Within the cage, most near the exterior bars, were ten upright metal poles, which helped to support the roof of the cage.
These were placed in such a way that a slave, if fastened to one, would, first, be kept near enough to the exterior bars to be easily viewed, and, second, would be just beyond the reach of any who might who might wish to touch them, by putting their hands through the bars.
- (Prize of Gor)