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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

In this way, the wholesaler, so to speak, need not march coffles about, bundle his beasts into closed slave wagons, ankles chained to the central bar, ship them bound hand and foot in tarn baskets, and so on. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #783)
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 780 And, of course, there are hundreds of cities, mostly small, even in known Gor, and each would presumably have its emporium for collar-girls.
10 781 Still, upon reflection, though one supposes the catch from the sorority, the harvested items in that particular "slaver's basket," so to speak, would be distributed about, it is also plausible, upon reflection, that it might be more convenient to the masters, from the point of view of transportation, that several, if not all, might be disposed of in one location, or a limited number of such locations.
10 782 From such a location, or locations, they might then be distributed variously.
10 783 In this way, the wholesaler, so to speak, need not march coffles about, bundle his beasts into closed slave wagons, ankles chained to the central bar, ship them bound hand and foot in tarn baskets, and so on.
10 784 Such things may be done by retailers.
10 785 I had hopes, of course, at least at first, that I might meet some of my sisters in Ar.
10 786 Surely that was a possibility.
And, of course, there are hundreds of cities, mostly small, even in known Gor, and each would presumably have its emporium for collar-girls. Still, upon reflection, though one supposes the catch from the sorority, the harvested items in that particular "slaver's basket," so to speak, would be distributed about, it is also plausible, upon reflection, that it might be more convenient to the masters, from the point of view of transportation, that several, if not all, might be disposed of in one location, or a limited number of such locations. From such a location, or locations, they might then be distributed variously. In this way, the wholesaler, so to speak, need not march coffles about, bundle his beasts into closed slave wagons, ankles chained to the central bar, ship them bound hand and foot in tarn baskets, and so on. Such things may be done by retailers. I had hopes, of course, at least at first, that I might meet some of my sisters in Ar. Surely that was a possibility. - (Conspirators of Gor)