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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

If she escapes from one master, which is exceedingly unlikely, she will doubtless soon find herself in the chains of another, and one who is perhaps worse. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #286)
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13 286 If she escapes from one View more quotes about master">master, which is exceedingly unlikely, she will doubtless soon find herself in the chains of another, and one who is perhaps worse.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 283 That was their good fortune, that they were not slaves.
13 284 Were they slaves things would be much different.
13 285 As suggested earlier, for all practical purposes, for the Gorean female slave, properly identified, branded and collared, there is no escape.
13 286 If she escapes from one master, which is exceedingly unlikely, she will doubtless soon find herself in the chains of another, and one who is perhaps worse.
13 287 Certainly the new master will know that she is an escaped slave and will be likely to treat her with great harshness and keep her under the strictest of confinements.
13 288 He will probably make certain, as well, that sleen have her scent.
13 289 Too, the penalties for running away can be severe, in the second case generally involving being fed to sleen or being hamstrung, to be used perhaps thereafter as a begging slave.
That was their good fortune, that they were not slaves. Were they slaves things would be much different. As suggested earlier, for all practical purposes, for the Gorean female slave, properly identified, branded and collared, there is no escape. If she escapes from one master, which is exceedingly unlikely, she will doubtless soon find herself in the chains of another, and one who is perhaps worse. Certainly the new master will know that she is an escaped slave and will be likely to treat her with great harshness and keep her under the strictest of confinements. He will probably make certain, as well, that sleen have her scent. Too, the penalties for running away can be severe, in the second case generally involving being fed to sleen or being hamstrung, to be used perhaps thereafter as a begging slave. - (Mercenaries of Gor)