Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 164 | All Ar, it is said, tries to fill the View more quotes about house">house upon such occasions. |
| 28 | 165 | If a Ubara of a conquered city, for example, were to be sold, it would, customarily, be in such a special sale, unless the victorious Ubar, he who had conquered her city and captured her, chose to have her sold, for his amusement, in a common sale and from an unimportant block. |
| 28 | 166 | Normally, of course, the conquering Ubar would keep such a regal wench, now collared and debased to slavery, in his own pleasure gardens, as a delicious memento of his victory, and as a woman. |
| 28 | 167 | "Stand," said the slaver's man. |
| 28 | 168 | My group stood. |
| 28 | 169 | "Move to the next position," he said. |
| 28 | 170 | We hurried to the next position. |
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All Ar, it is said, tries to fill the house upon such occasions.
If a Ubara of a conquered city, for example, were to be sold, it would, customarily, be in such a special sale, unless the victorious Ubar, he who had conquered her city and captured her, chose to have her sold, for his amusement, in a common sale and from an unimportant block.
Normally, of course, the conquering Ubar would keep such a regal wench, now collared and debased to slavery, in his own pleasure gardens, as a delicious memento of his victory, and as a woman.
"Stand," said the slaver's man.
My group stood.
"Move to the next position," he said.
We hurried to the next position.
- (Slave Girl of Gor)