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

"Besides, country slaves, the slaves of villas, of country houses, the slaves of peasants, are seldom restrained, except at night". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 57, Sentence #126)
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57 126 "Besides, country View more quotes about slaves">slaves, the slaves of villas, of country houses, the slaves of peasants, are seldom restrained, except at night".

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

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57 123 "Although the occasion is putatively festive, and the banqueting bower is open, and easily accessible, there are no slaves about".
57 124 "We are outside the walls of Ar," said Kurik.
57 125 "Even hobbled slaves," said Lord Grendel.
57 126 "Besides, country slaves, the slaves of villas, of country houses, the slaves of peasants, are seldom restrained, except at night".
57 127 "By the tables, sometimes below the tables," said Kurik, "there are bowls of gruel".
57 128 "But no slaves," said Lord Grendel.
57 129 "Then," said Kurik, "the slaves have been removed".
"Although the occasion is putatively festive, and the banqueting bower is open, and easily accessible, there are no slaves about". "We are outside the walls of Ar," said Kurik. "Even hobbled slaves," said Lord Grendel. "Besides, country slaves, the slaves of villas, of country houses, the slaves of peasants, are seldom restrained, except at night". "By the tables, sometimes below the tables," said Kurik, "there are bowls of gruel". "But no slaves," said Lord Grendel. "Then," said Kurik, "the slaves have been removed". - (Plunder of Gor)