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

Many a slave girl has been turned back at a camp's periphery, sometimes to be hurried back to her master, by the fangs of a sleen to whom her value and beauty are a matter of utter indifference. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #47)
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43 47 Many a View more quotes about slave">slave girl has been turned back at a camp's periphery, sometimes to be hurried back to her master, by the fangs of a sleen to whom her value and beauty are a matter of utter indifference.

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

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43 44 Depending on the commands issued, the sleen will either destroy and feed on the quarry, or drive it to a preappointed destination, usually a cage, the gate of which the quarry, if it wishes to live, must close, and swiftly, therewith locking itself within.
43 45 There are also guard sleen, which guard granaries, storerooms, warehouses, and such.
43 46 They may, too, patrol the perimeters of camps, to prevent intrusions and unauthorized departures.
43 47 Many a slave girl has been turned back at a camp's periphery, sometimes to be hurried back to her master, by the fangs of a sleen to whom her value and beauty are a matter of utter indifference.
43 48 Sleen may also be used to guard prisoners, holding them in place.
43 49 Too, some sleen are used for herding.
43 50 They may be used, for example, to herd stripped free women, not yet embonded, to whom the coffle might seem an indignity.
Depending on the commands issued, the sleen will either destroy and feed on the quarry, or drive it to a preappointed destination, usually a cage, the gate of which the quarry, if it wishes to live, must close, and swiftly, therewith locking itself within. There are also guard sleen, which guard granaries, storerooms, warehouses, and such. They may, too, patrol the perimeters of camps, to prevent intrusions and unauthorized departures. Many a slave girl has been turned back at a camp's periphery, sometimes to be hurried back to her master, by the fangs of a sleen to whom her value and beauty are a matter of utter indifference. Sleen may also be used to guard prisoners, holding them in place. Too, some sleen are used for herding. They may be used, for example, to herd stripped free women, not yet embonded, to whom the coffle might seem an indignity. - (Swordsmen of Gor)