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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Rather as I had been permitted weapons on the trail, so, too, Asperiche had not been fastened to a wagon, or coffled, like most of the other slaves, but had been permitted to stay with me. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #154)
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16 154 View more quotes about rather">Rather as I had been permitted weapons on the trail, so, too, Asperiche had not been fastened to a wagon, or coffled, like most of the other slaves, but had been permitted to stay with me.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 151 I supposed this had to do with the intervention of Tyrtaios.
16 152 I did not know if it would be shared or not.
16 153 I was confident it would not be shared with Tyrtaios, as he apparently stood high with the Pani.
16 154 Rather as I had been permitted weapons on the trail, so, too, Asperiche had not been fastened to a wagon, or coffled, like most of the other slaves, but had been permitted to stay with me.
16 155 In this Tyrtaios, too, might have been involved.
16 156 I did not know.
16 157 This arrangement, however, was not that unprecedented with private slaves, slaves owned by individuals.
I supposed this had to do with the intervention of Tyrtaios. I did not know if it would be shared or not. I was confident it would not be shared with Tyrtaios, as he apparently stood high with the Pani. Rather as I had been permitted weapons on the trail, so, too, Asperiche had not been fastened to a wagon, or coffled, like most of the other slaves, but had been permitted to stay with me. In this Tyrtaios, too, might have been involved. I did not know. This arrangement, however, was not that unprecedented with private slaves, slaves owned by individuals. - (Smugglers of Gor)