Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 43 | 448 | Their View more quotes about appearance">appearance in diverse loci, for example, need not imply borrowing. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 43 | 445 | The riders were now again approaching. |
| 43 | 446 | Slave sacks, as you may have gathered, are known not only among the red savages but also among the men of the cities. |
| 43 | 447 | Given their obvious utility, among men who own and master women, they may have arisen independently in both places. |
| 43 | 448 | Their appearance in diverse loci, for example, need not imply borrowing. |
| 43 | 449 | Such sacks, however, do have a utility among the men of the tower cities which they are not likely to have, or would seldom have, among the bold savages of the Barrens. |
| 43 | 450 | To understand this utility it is well to understand that on Gor slaving, like marketing and farming, is a business. |
| 43 | 451 | One of the problems which often arises in this business is that of getting the capture from, say, her own bedroom to your pens where she may be properly branded and collared, and taught to kiss and obey, later to be retailed naked from a suitable outlet, into her new life as a slave. |
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The riders were now again approaching.
Slave sacks, as you may have gathered, are known not only among the red savages but also among the men of the cities.
Given their obvious utility, among men who own and master women, they may have arisen independently in both places.
Their appearance in diverse loci, for example, need not imply borrowing.
Such sacks, however, do have a utility among the men of the tower cities which they are not likely to have, or would seldom have, among the bold savages of the Barrens.
To understand this utility it is well to understand that on Gor slaving, like marketing and farming, is a business.
One of the problems which often arises in this business is that of getting the capture from, say, her own bedroom to your pens where she may be properly branded and collared, and taught to kiss and obey, later to be retailed naked from a suitable outlet, into her new life as a slave.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)