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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is common in slave houses, prior to sales, to deprive the merchandise of relief for two or three, even for four or five days, prior to the sale. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #573)
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30 573 It is View more quotes about common">common in slave houses, prior to sales, to deprive the merchandise of relief for two or three, even for four or five days, prior to the sale.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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30 570 To be sure, such fires are seldom instilled in the women of my former world, unless, of course, they are embonded.
30 571 Then they are as helpless as any other slave.
30 572 Earth males, I conjecture, though I have not polled the matter, seldom encounter women, helpless, beautiful, and naked, crawling to their feet, pleading for relief.
30 573 It is common in slave houses, prior to sales, to deprive the merchandise of relief for two or three, even for four or five days, prior to the sale.
30 574 Such a girl, brought to the block, so poignantly alive, so needful, is likely to leap to the slightest touch of the auctioneer's whip.
30 575 "I know nothing of such things," she said.
30 576 "Perhaps you might speculate," he said.
To be sure, such fires are seldom instilled in the women of my former world, unless, of course, they are embonded. Then they are as helpless as any other slave. Earth males, I conjecture, though I have not polled the matter, seldom encounter women, helpless, beautiful, and naked, crawling to their feet, pleading for relief. It is common in slave houses, prior to sales, to deprive the merchandise of relief for two or three, even for four or five days, prior to the sale. Such a girl, brought to the block, so poignantly alive, so needful, is likely to leap to the slightest touch of the auctioneer's whip. "I know nothing of such things," she said. "Perhaps you might speculate," he said. - (Rebels of Gor)