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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

"A slave is commonly carried over the right shoulder, if one is right-handed," he said, "but I think that might unbalance me, and the paving stones of the alley are hard, and, I fear, rather far below". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #178)
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39 178 "A View more quotes about slave">slave is commonly carried over the right shoulder, if one is right-handed," he said, "but I think that might unbalance me, and the paving stones of the alley are hard, and, I fear, rather far below".

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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39 175 "Carry me!" I begged.
39 176 "I thought you wanted to be put down," he said.
39 177 "No, no!" I said.
39 178 "A slave is commonly carried over the right shoulder, if one is right-handed," he said, "but I think that might unbalance me, and the paving stones of the alley are hard, and, I fear, rather far below".
39 179 "You carried me forward upstairs," I said.
39 180 "That is a pleasant way to carry a woman," he said.
39 181 "It is often used with naked free women, captured but not yet collared, which preserves their dignity as they are not yet slaves, but also, upon occasion, with slaves whom one wishes to relish in one's arms".
"Carry me!" I begged. "I thought you wanted to be put down," he said. "No, no!" I said. "A slave is commonly carried over the right shoulder, if one is right-handed," he said, "but I think that might unbalance me, and the paving stones of the alley are hard, and, I fear, rather far below". "You carried me forward upstairs," I said. "That is a pleasant way to carry a woman," he said. "It is often used with naked free women, captured but not yet collared, which preserves their dignity as they are not yet slaves, but also, upon occasion, with slaves whom one wishes to relish in one's arms". - (Plunder of Gor)