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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

Such niceties constrained us well, no differently than if we had been slaves. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #174)
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1 174 Such niceties constrained us well, no differently than if we had been View more quotes about slaves">slaves.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 171 Two days after the fall of Ar's Station a mercenary, who had apparently seen much action, passed near the wagon of Ephialtes.
1 172 Liomache, seeing him, startled, terrified, tried to hide amongst us but he, quick, and observant, had seen her! He rushed over to us.
1 173 She could not escape, of course, as she was nude and helpless on the chain.
1 174 Such niceties constrained us well, no differently than if we had been slaves.
1 175 She cried out in misery.
1 176 He pulled her up and shook her like a doll! 'Liomache!' he cried.
1 177 'It is you!' 'No!' she wept.
Two days after the fall of Ar's Station a mercenary, who had apparently seen much action, passed near the wagon of Ephialtes. Liomache, seeing him, startled, terrified, tried to hide amongst us but he, quick, and observant, had seen her! He rushed over to us. She could not escape, of course, as she was nude and helpless on the chain. Such niceties constrained us well, no differently than if we had been slaves. She cried out in misery. He pulled her up and shook her like a doll! 'Liomache!' he cried. 'It is you!' 'No!' she wept. - (Vagabonds of Gor)