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

"No, no, Master!" cried the miserable slaves, and they rose to their feet, many sobbing, to return to their keeping areas. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #406)
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21 406 "No, no, View more quotes about master">Master!" cried the miserable slaves, and they rose to their feet, many sobbing, to return to their keeping areas.

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

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21 403 What in one man might seem pointless or gratuitous, in another, such as Tyrtaios, might be the result of sober calculation, a move on the kaissa board of advantage.
21 404 On such a board slaves may be moved, as well as men.
21 405 And do they not make lovely pieces? "Must whips be brought?" asked Tyrtaios.
21 406 "No, no, Master!" cried the miserable slaves, and they rose to their feet, many sobbing, to return to their keeping areas.
21 407 "Attend them," said Tyrtaios to me, and some of the others, who stood about.
21 408 I heard several of the small boats being put in the water.
21 409 I supposed that some two thirds, or so, of the armsmen and mariners might make their landing, and others later, as they returned.
What in one man might seem pointless or gratuitous, in another, such as Tyrtaios, might be the result of sober calculation, a move on the kaissa board of advantage. On such a board slaves may be moved, as well as men. And do they not make lovely pieces? "Must whips be brought?" asked Tyrtaios. "No, no, Master!" cried the miserable slaves, and they rose to their feet, many sobbing, to return to their keeping areas. "Attend them," said Tyrtaios to me, and some of the others, who stood about. I heard several of the small boats being put in the water. I supposed that some two thirds, or so, of the armsmen and mariners might make their landing, and others later, as they returned. - (Mariners of Gor)