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Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Thus, they were bared to glare and heat, changes of temperature, wind and rain, even spray, and the waves that occasionally washed across the deck, flinging and rolling them to one side or the other of the ring, to the ends of their ankle chains. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #35)
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36 35 View more quotes about thus">Thus, they were bared to glare and heat, changes of temperature, wind and rain, even spray, and the waves that occasionally washed across the deck, flinging and rolling them to one side or the other of the ring, to the ends of their ankle chains.

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

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36 32 "Yes, Master," said Courtney.
36 33 The morning following the stripping, marking, and collaring of the slaves, we had set forth for Zeuxis on Daphna.
36 34 The three slaves, as I had informed them they would be, had been taken with us, exposed to the elements, chained naked to a deck ring on the Tesephone.
36 35 Thus, they were bared to glare and heat, changes of temperature, wind and rain, even spray, and the waves that occasionally washed across the deck, flinging and rolling them to one side or the other of the ring, to the ends of their ankle chains.
36 36 Such experiences, like their brands and collars, like close chaining and the whip, help new slaves to understand what they now are.
36 37 One can deny an obvious truth only so long.
36 38 Fortunately for the slaves, neither the Tesephone nor the Dorna saw action on the voyage to Daphna.
"Yes, Master," said Courtney. The morning following the stripping, marking, and collaring of the slaves, we had set forth for Zeuxis on Daphna. The three slaves, as I had informed them they would be, had been taken with us, exposed to the elements, chained naked to a deck ring on the Tesephone. Thus, they were bared to glare and heat, changes of temperature, wind and rain, even spray, and the waves that occasionally washed across the deck, flinging and rolling them to one side or the other of the ring, to the ends of their ankle chains. Such experiences, like their brands and collars, like close chaining and the whip, help new slaves to understand what they now are. One can deny an obvious truth only so long. Fortunately for the slaves, neither the Tesephone nor the Dorna saw action on the voyage to Daphna. - (Avengers of Gor)