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

Against one wall there was a coffle of stripped, kneeling slaves who, I supposed, had been brought in by a dealer, for the inspection of the Pani. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #403)
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37 403 View more quotes about against">Against one wall there was a coffle of stripped, kneeling slaves who, I supposed, had been brought in by a dealer, for the inspection of the Pani.

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

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37 400 "Return shortly," said the stranger to me, and I left the room.
37 401 I heard a jerking of chain, and heard the slave cry out, startled.
37 402 Then I heard her cry out, "Master! My Master!" I walked about the trading area, which, if anything, was even busier than before.
37 403 Against one wall there was a coffle of stripped, kneeling slaves who, I supposed, had been brought in by a dealer, for the inspection of the Pani.
37 404 From something Captain Nakamura had said earlier, I gathered they had already made certain purchases.
37 405 The girls were in neck coffle, and had been placed in the position of pleasure slaves, which seemed to be the sort of slaves in which the Pani, for their various purposes, were interested.
37 406 When a girl was regarded, she would lift her head, and say, "Buy me, Master".
"Return shortly," said the stranger to me, and I left the room. I heard a jerking of chain, and heard the slave cry out, startled. Then I heard her cry out, "Master! My Master!" I walked about the trading area, which, if anything, was even busier than before. Against one wall there was a coffle of stripped, kneeling slaves who, I supposed, had been brought in by a dealer, for the inspection of the Pani. From something Captain Nakamura had said earlier, I gathered they had already made certain purchases. The girls were in neck coffle, and had been placed in the position of pleasure slaves, which seemed to be the sort of slaves in which the Pani, for their various purposes, were interested. When a girl was regarded, she would lift her head, and say, "Buy me, Master". - (Mariners of Gor)