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

To be sure, a free woman would not be likely to be so carried, were she not being carried to a slave pen. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #47)
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33 47 To be View more quotes about sure">sure, a free woman would not be likely to be so carried, were she not being carried to a slave pen.

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

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33 44 Commonly a slave is not so held, but she may be held so, to be the better displayed.
33 45 Commonly a slave is held on her belly, over the left shoulder, her head to the rear, rather as other goods might be conveyed, sacks of sa-tarna, and such.
33 46 A free woman, held so, can do little other than squirm, and strike futilely with her small fists, on the back of he who carries her.
33 47 To be sure, a free woman would not be likely to be so carried, were she not being carried to a slave pen.
33 48 She looked down and back at him, helpless, and frightened, and so looked up to me, from my arms, as well.
33 49 What a nice bundle a slave makes, so held, so tied.
33 50 "Yes," he said.
Commonly a slave is not so held, but she may be held so, to be the better displayed. Commonly a slave is held on her belly, over the left shoulder, her head to the rear, rather as other goods might be conveyed, sacks of sa-tarna, and such. A free woman, held so, can do little other than squirm, and strike futilely with her small fists, on the back of he who carries her. To be sure, a free woman would not be likely to be so carried, were she not being carried to a slave pen. She looked down and back at him, helpless, and frightened, and so looked up to me, from my arms, as well. What a nice bundle a slave makes, so held, so tied. "Yes," he said. - (Mariners of Gor)