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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

I then distributed several of the smaller packages, which had been left free, doubtless deliberately, amongst them, the heaviest to the taller, larger girls. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #1132)
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5 1132 I then distributed View more quotes about several">several of the smaller packages, which had been left free, doubtless deliberately, amongst them, the heaviest to the taller, larger girls.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 1129 I then, in order to make myself useful, put the fifteen neck-chained girls, who had arrived on the ship, to their feet, and arranged them in a line, one behind the other.
5 1130 I gathered they had been marched in something like this order before, because of the gradations of height.
5 1131 I put the tallest girl in front, as that is the usual way the slavers arrange their "beads".
5 1132 I then distributed several of the smaller packages, which had been left free, doubtless deliberately, amongst them, the heaviest to the taller, larger girls.
5 1133 Indeed, precisely fifteen such packages had been left, not attached to the poles borne by the fair porters come from the forest.
5 1134 Surely this was not a matter of coincidence.
5 1135 The new girls, too, then, were to carry burdens, perhaps their first.
I then, in order to make myself useful, put the fifteen neck-chained girls, who had arrived on the ship, to their feet, and arranged them in a line, one behind the other. I gathered they had been marched in something like this order before, because of the gradations of height. I put the tallest girl in front, as that is the usual way the slavers arrange their "beads". I then distributed several of the smaller packages, which had been left free, doubtless deliberately, amongst them, the heaviest to the taller, larger girls. Indeed, precisely fifteen such packages had been left, not attached to the poles borne by the fair porters come from the forest. Surely this was not a matter of coincidence. The new girls, too, then, were to carry burdens, perhaps their first. - (Swordsmen of Gor)