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

I had had a similar experience, startling me, in the holding of the slavers, before I had been shipped as stock, as cargo, to Gor. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 68, Sentence #176)
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68 176 I had had a View more quotes about similar">similar experience, startling me, in the holding of the slavers, before I had been shipped as stock, as cargo, to Gor.

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

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68 173 They do not dare present themselves as a slave must, or be punished, a way in which we soon revel, as women.
68 174 We learn grace, and deference, and our diction is to be soft, clear, and modest, suitable for slaves.
68 175 It had been a cheap ka-la-na, as ka-la-nas go, but even so the taste and bouquet had been exquisite, surely as good, or better, than any wine I had known on my former world, at least before my acquisition.
68 176 I had had a similar experience, startling me, in the holding of the slavers, before I had been shipped as stock, as cargo, to Gor.
68 177 A slave, apparently bent on an errand, hurried past, but turned, to look after my master.
68 178 "Keep your eyes to yourself!" I hissed at her.
68 179 "That will be enough of that," said my master, and then I cried out in pain, for my master had put his hand in my hair, and I was bent back, helplessly, in the position of the slave bow, which position well accentuates a slave's figure.
They do not dare present themselves as a slave must, or be punished, a way in which we soon revel, as women. We learn grace, and deference, and our diction is to be soft, clear, and modest, suitable for slaves. It had been a cheap ka-la-na, as ka-la-nas go, but even so the taste and bouquet had been exquisite, surely as good, or better, than any wine I had known on my former world, at least before my acquisition. I had had a similar experience, startling me, in the holding of the slavers, before I had been shipped as stock, as cargo, to Gor. A slave, apparently bent on an errand, hurried past, but turned, to look after my master. "Keep your eyes to yourself!" I hissed at her. "That will be enough of that," said my master, and then I cried out in pain, for my master had put his hand in my hair, and I was bent back, helplessly, in the position of the slave bow, which position well accentuates a slave's figure. - (Plunder of Gor)