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

Certainly I had not spent much time in the collar house to which I had been remanded by Kurik of Victoria, shortly after my arrival on Gor. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 64, Sentence #4)
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64 4 View more quotes about certainly">Certainly I had not spent much time in the collar house to which I had been remanded by Kurik of Victoria, shortly after my arrival on Gor.

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

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64 1 I hummed to myself, content, and busied myself with the small fire, kneeling near it, tending it, adding small sticks from time to time.
64 2 Paula was stirring one of the two pots that dangled from a stout metal rod stretched between two of the three sides of the bricked fire pit.
64 3 My training as a slave left much to be desired.
64 4 Certainly I had not spent much time in the collar house to which I had been remanded by Kurik of Victoria, shortly after my arrival on Gor.
64 5 I had, however, learned, and well learned, that I was collared.
64 6 I had not, however, been favored with anything approximating an extensive training.
64 7 For example, I had not been given much training in what one might have referred to as "domestic tasks," such things as cooking, cleaning, sewing, attending to a domicile, shopping, and so on.
I hummed to myself, content, and busied myself with the small fire, kneeling near it, tending it, adding small sticks from time to time. Paula was stirring one of the two pots that dangled from a stout metal rod stretched between two of the three sides of the bricked fire pit. My training as a slave left much to be desired. Certainly I had not spent much time in the collar house to which I had been remanded by Kurik of Victoria, shortly after my arrival on Gor. I had, however, learned, and well learned, that I was collared. I had not, however, been favored with anything approximating an extensive training. For example, I had not been given much training in what one might have referred to as "domestic tasks," such things as cooking, cleaning, sewing, attending to a domicile, shopping, and so on. - (Plunder of Gor)