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

Near the wagon yard we had removed the slaves from the coffle and relieved them of the bracelets which had secured their hands behind their backs. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #91)
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43 91 View more quotes about near">Near the wagon yard we had removed the slaves from the coffle and relieved them of the bracelets which had secured their hands behind their backs.

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

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43 88 Jane, Cecily, and Saru wore the common kef, familiar on the distant continent.
43 89 Nezumi wore a Pani brand, selected for her by her master, Tajima.
43 90 These marks were now, if one cared to look, in plain sight, as the slaves were naked.
43 91 Near the wagon yard we had removed the slaves from the coffle and relieved them of the bracelets which had secured their hands behind their backs.
43 92 Before their harnessing we had also removed their tunics.
43 93 Women used in draftage, for wagons, carts, plows, and such, are usually stripped, for the work is likely to be both dirty and sweaty.
43 94 This arrangement is likely to be the most comfortable for the beasts and, too, it protects the tunics from undue soiling.
Jane, Cecily, and Saru wore the common kef, familiar on the distant continent. Nezumi wore a Pani brand, selected for her by her master, Tajima. These marks were now, if one cared to look, in plain sight, as the slaves were naked. Near the wagon yard we had removed the slaves from the coffle and relieved them of the bracelets which had secured their hands behind their backs. Before their harnessing we had also removed their tunics. Women used in draftage, for wagons, carts, plows, and such, are usually stripped, for the work is likely to be both dirty and sweaty. This arrangement is likely to be the most comfortable for the beasts and, too, it protects the tunics from undue soiling. - (Rebels of Gor)