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

Too, of course, there is always the danger, if one manages to elude one master, of falling into a more severe, more grievous bondage, which is almost certain to be inflicted on an apprehended fugitive slave. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 69, Sentence #32)
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69 32 Too, of View more quotes about course">course, there is always the danger, if one manages to elude one master, of falling into a more severe, more grievous bondage, which is almost certain to be inflicted on an apprehended fugitive slave.

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

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69 29 Whippings, close chains, onerous tasks, restriction of diet in quantity and quality, or both, unpleasant slave modalities, shaving the head, denying clothing, public nudity, and such.
69 30 Afterwards, of course, if the offense should be repeated, one can always think of hamstringing, the removal of feet, the feeding to eels or sleen, or such.
69 31 One of the best discouragements of flight, of course, is prompt recapture, this convincing the slave that flight is pointless, and impractical.
69 32 Too, of course, there is always the danger, if one manages to elude one master, of falling into a more severe, more grievous bondage, which is almost certain to be inflicted on an apprehended fugitive slave.
69 33 "You would disapprove of eels, and such," I said.
69 34 "Yes," he said.
69 35 "That would be a waste of slave.
Whippings, close chains, onerous tasks, restriction of diet in quantity and quality, or both, unpleasant slave modalities, shaving the head, denying clothing, public nudity, and such. Afterwards, of course, if the offense should be repeated, one can always think of hamstringing, the removal of feet, the feeding to eels or sleen, or such. One of the best discouragements of flight, of course, is prompt recapture, this convincing the slave that flight is pointless, and impractical. Too, of course, there is always the danger, if one manages to elude one master, of falling into a more severe, more grievous bondage, which is almost certain to be inflicted on an apprehended fugitive slave. "You would disapprove of eels, and such," I said. "Yes," he said. "That would be a waste of slave. - (Plunder of Gor)