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

When the general liberty, recently, had been accorded the slaves, the freedom of the deck, these women had remained below, it seemed, in the darkness of their area, secured. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #648)
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21 648 When the View more quotes about general">general liberty, recently, had been accorded the slaves, the freedom of the deck, these women had remained below, it seemed, in the darkness of their area, secured.

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

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21 645 I unhooked one of the small lamps from the ceiling of the larger, general portion of the Venna keeping area, and, lifting it a little, entered the smaller area, followed by Alcinoë.
21 646 Lifting the lamp more we discerned some twenty women in the special area.
21 647 Each was at her mat, and secured there by her chain.
21 648 When the general liberty, recently, had been accorded the slaves, the freedom of the deck, these women had remained below, it seemed, in the darkness of their area, secured.
21 649 "Look, Master," said Alcinoë, pointing to a wall, to our left.
21 650 "Yes," I said.
21 651 There, suspended by their neck buckles, placed over hooks, were several slave hoods, each with a small padlock and key, the padlock about the buckle, the key on a string, dangling from the lock.
I unhooked one of the small lamps from the ceiling of the larger, general portion of the Venna keeping area, and, lifting it a little, entered the smaller area, followed by Alcinoë. Lifting the lamp more we discerned some twenty women in the special area. Each was at her mat, and secured there by her chain. When the general liberty, recently, had been accorded the slaves, the freedom of the deck, these women had remained below, it seemed, in the darkness of their area, secured. "Look, Master," said Alcinoë, pointing to a wall, to our left. "Yes," I said. There, suspended by their neck buckles, placed over hooks, were several slave hoods, each with a small padlock and key, the padlock about the buckle, the key on a string, dangling from the lock. - (Mariners of Gor)