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

The major reason for this, as I understand it, is the "monitoring problem". - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #24)
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35 24 The major View more quotes about reason">reason for this, as I understand it, is the "monitoring problem".

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

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35 21 But I was not an Ahn girl, and the Golden Chain did not supply Ahn girls.
35 22 An Ahn girl, usually a paga slave, is delivered to a given address for an Ahn or so, or even an evening, a morning, or a night, and is then, later, picked up and returned to her master, a tavern or such.
35 23 Ho-Tosk, and the proprietors of the better taverns, seldom furnished Ahn girls.
35 24 The major reason for this, as I understand it, is the "monitoring problem".
35 25 A slave out of reach may be a slave at risk, or even a slave stolen.
35 26 Given my hooding and the twistings and turnings of the canals I soon had no idea of my location.
35 27 Then, after something like an Ahn, I no longer felt the sun and breezes on my arms and I had the sense that we might be making our way in narrower, less traveled canals, darker canals, between or behind close buildings.
But I was not an Ahn girl, and the Golden Chain did not supply Ahn girls. An Ahn girl, usually a paga slave, is delivered to a given address for an Ahn or so, or even an evening, a morning, or a night, and is then, later, picked up and returned to her master, a tavern or such. Ho-Tosk, and the proprietors of the better taverns, seldom furnished Ahn girls. The major reason for this, as I understand it, is the "monitoring problem". A slave out of reach may be a slave at risk, or even a slave stolen. Given my hooding and the twistings and turnings of the canals I soon had no idea of my location. Then, after something like an Ahn, I no longer felt the sun and breezes on my arms and I had the sense that we might be making our way in narrower, less traveled canals, darker canals, between or behind close buildings. - (Quarry of Gor)