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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

A slave who has had the insolence and temerity to attempt to bargain with masters may hope, after her punishment, which is likely to be severe, that her life may be spared. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #222)
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3 222 A View more quotes about slave">slave who has had the insolence and temerity to attempt to bargain with masters may hope, after her punishment, which is likely to be severe, that her life may be spared.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 219 A slave who attempts to bargain is commonly punished, usually with the lash.
3 220 If a slave possesses information of interest to masters she is expected to communicate it promptly.
3 221 Failure to do so is cause for discipline.
3 222 A slave who has had the insolence and temerity to attempt to bargain with masters may hope, after her punishment, which is likely to be severe, that her life may be spared.
3 223 "Where did you see her last?" I asked.
3 224 "Must I speak?" she asked.
3 225 My eyes conveyed my answer.
A slave who attempts to bargain is commonly punished, usually with the lash. If a slave possesses information of interest to masters she is expected to communicate it promptly. Failure to do so is cause for discipline. A slave who has had the insolence and temerity to attempt to bargain with masters may hope, after her punishment, which is likely to be severe, that her life may be spared. "Where did you see her last?" I asked. "Must I speak?" she asked. My eyes conveyed my answer. - (Mariners of Gor)