Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 65 | Why would one View more quotes about keep">keep one which was crippled? Slowed, less able to hunt, perhaps in pain, might it not be even more dangerous? The slaves had been disembarked after the third contingent. |
| 24 | 66 | They were put in left-wrist coffle, and, ten at a time, were lowered in nets. |
| 24 | 67 | Once on the wharf, the first girl of one ten was fastened to the last girl of the preceding ten, and so on, until there was a single line of slaves, some two hundred, all joined by the left wrist. |
| 24 | 68 | Interestingly, they were permitted clothing. |
| 24 | 69 | Usually kajirae, weather permitting, are marched naked in their coffles. |
| 24 | 70 | This is healthy, allowing the air to refresh their bodies. |
| 24 | 71 | It also makes it easier to wash the stock, sponging it down, immersing it in local streams, ponds, and such. |
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Why would one keep one which was crippled? Slowed, less able to hunt, perhaps in pain, might it not be even more dangerous? The slaves had been disembarked after the third contingent.
They were put in left-wrist coffle, and, ten at a time, were lowered in nets.
Once on the wharf, the first girl of one ten was fastened to the last girl of the preceding ten, and so on, until there was a single line of slaves, some two hundred, all joined by the left wrist.
Interestingly, they were permitted clothing.
Usually kajirae, weather permitting, are marched naked in their coffles.
This is healthy, allowing the air to refresh their bodies.
It also makes it easier to wash the stock, sponging it down, immersing it in local streams, ponds, and such.
- (Mariners of Gor)