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

"Hamstringing, disfigurement, being run for sleen or laris, the cutting off of feet, sometimes being used as live feed," I said. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #68)
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22 68 "Hamstringing, disfigurement, being run for View more quotes about sleen">sleen or laris, the cutting off of feet, sometimes being used as live feed," I said.

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

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22 65 "What question?" I said.
22 66 "What might be the punishment," she said, "for a slave's second attempt at escape?" "There would be no second attempt," I said.
22 67 "But, if so?" she said.
22 68 "Hamstringing, disfigurement, being run for sleen or laris, the cutting off of feet, sometimes being used as live feed," I said.
22 69 "Are you sure you are not thinking of escape?" "No," she said.
22 70 "I am quite content in my collar, as I have learned what it is to be in the arms of a master".
22 71 The strongest chains that bind a woman, that make her thrive and rejoice in her bondage, are not formed of metal.
"What question?" I said. "What might be the punishment," she said, "for a slave's second attempt at escape?" "There would be no second attempt," I said. "But, if so?" she said. "Hamstringing, disfigurement, being run for sleen or laris, the cutting off of feet, sometimes being used as live feed," I said. "Are you sure you are not thinking of escape?" "No," she said. "I am quite content in my collar, as I have learned what it is to be in the arms of a master". The strongest chains that bind a woman, that make her thrive and rejoice in her bondage, are not formed of metal. - (Smugglers of Gor)