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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

This is commonly done, from rear to front, presumably so that the girl cannot see the approach of the rope or chain, and then she is added to the coffle. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #123)
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5 123 This is View more quotes about commonly">commonly done, from rear to front, presumably so that the girl cannot see the approach of the rope or chain, and then she is added to the coffle.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 120 There were some fifteen or twenty slaves, several before us, and some behind us.
5 121 The fellow with the rope, beginning with the last girl, moved forward, adding us, one by one, to the coffle.
5 122 I felt the rope looped about my neck, knotted, and then passed on, to the next girl.
5 123 This is commonly done, from rear to front, presumably so that the girl cannot see the approach of the rope or chain, and then she is added to the coffle.
5 124 This lessens the likelihood that a slave, presumably a new slave, terrified, may bolt before being secured.
5 125 "Where are our tunics?" begged a slave.
5 126 "Surely we will not be taken into the streets as we are".
There were some fifteen or twenty slaves, several before us, and some behind us. The fellow with the rope, beginning with the last girl, moved forward, adding us, one by one, to the coffle. I felt the rope looped about my neck, knotted, and then passed on, to the next girl. This is commonly done, from rear to front, presumably so that the girl cannot see the approach of the rope or chain, and then she is added to the coffle. This lessens the likelihood that a slave, presumably a new slave, terrified, may bolt before being secured. "Where are our tunics?" begged a slave. "Surely we will not be taken into the streets as we are". - (Quarry of Gor)