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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

"The lot of a slave is indeed miserable," I lamented. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #286)
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13 286 "The lot of a View more quotes about slave">slave is indeed miserable," I lamented.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 283 "You will not find this an easy ship to row," said the oar-master, chaining my ankles to the heavy footbrace.
13 284 "The lot of a slave is miserable," I told him.
13 285 "Further," he laughed, "you will not find me an easy master".
13 286 "The lot of a slave is indeed miserable," I lamented.
13 287 He turned the key in the locks and, laughing, turned about and went to his seat, facing us, in the stern of the rowing hold.
13 288 Before him, since this was a large ship, there sat a keleustes, a strong man, a time-beater, with leather-wrapped wrists.
13 289 He would mark the rowing stroke with blows of wooden, leather-cushioned mallets on the head of a huge copper-covered drum.
"You will not find this an easy ship to row," said the oar-master, chaining my ankles to the heavy footbrace. "The lot of a slave is miserable," I told him. "Further," he laughed, "you will not find me an easy master". "The lot of a slave is indeed miserable," I lamented. He turned the key in the locks and, laughing, turned about and went to his seat, facing us, in the stern of the rowing hold. Before him, since this was a large ship, there sat a keleustes, a strong man, a time-beater, with leather-wrapped wrists. He would mark the rowing stroke with blows of wooden, leather-cushioned mallets on the head of a huge copper-covered drum. - (Raiders of Gor)