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

"Sometimes it begins as early as the block, your bare feet in the sawdust, the men bidding on you, you knowing that you are being sold, sometimes from as early as your first enclosure in a slave cage, you kneeling there, looking out, grasping the bars, sometimes with your stripping and the locking of the collar on your neck. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #559)
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52 559 "View more quotes about sometimes">Sometimes it begins as early as the block, your bare feet in the sawdust, the men bidding on you, you knowing that you are being sold, sometimes from as early as your first enclosure in a slave cage, you kneeling there, looking out, grasping the bars, sometimes with your stripping and the locking of the collar on your neck.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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52 556 "You have felt such things before".
52 557 "Yes," I said, uncertainly.
52 558 "It is common," he said.
52 559 "Sometimes it begins as early as the block, your bare feet in the sawdust, the men bidding on you, you knowing that you are being sold, sometimes from as early as your first enclosure in a slave cage, you kneeling there, looking out, grasping the bars, sometimes with your stripping and the locking of the collar on your neck.
52 560 Even on your old world you must have felt such things".
52 561 "Restlessness, desire, curiosity, a helplessness one attempted to dismiss," I said.
52 562 "But here it is different," he said.
"You have felt such things before". "Yes," I said, uncertainly. "It is common," he said. "Sometimes it begins as early as the block, your bare feet in the sawdust, the men bidding on you, you knowing that you are being sold, sometimes from as early as your first enclosure in a slave cage, you kneeling there, looking out, grasping the bars, sometimes with your stripping and the locking of the collar on your neck. Even on your old world you must have felt such things". "Restlessness, desire, curiosity, a helplessness one attempted to dismiss," I said. "But here it is different," he said. - (Conspirators of Gor)