Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 48 | 266 | It is hard for them to wear their View more quotes about collars">collars in their own city. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 48 | 263 | Such girls usually are marched in a special position in the loot processions, behind and before banners which proclaim their shame. |
| 48 | 264 | The people much abuse them and lash them as they pass. |
| 48 | 265 | Such girls usually beg piteously to be sold to transient slavers. |
| 48 | 266 | It is hard for them to wear their collars in their own city. |
| 48 | 267 | Kisu and Ayari, and Turgus and I, entered the canoe. |
| 48 | 268 | "Masters!" cried the blonde, kneeling in the mud, her hands braceleted behind her. |
| 48 | 269 | "Wait!" cried the dark-haired girl. |
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Such girls usually are marched in a special position in the loot processions, behind and before banners which proclaim their shame.
The people much abuse them and lash them as they pass.
Such girls usually beg piteously to be sold to transient slavers.
It is hard for them to wear their collars in their own city.
Kisu and Ayari, and Turgus and I, entered the canoe.
"Masters!" cried the blonde, kneeling in the mud, her hands braceleted behind her.
"Wait!" cried the dark-haired girl.
- (Explorers of Gor)