Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 519 | The other View more quotes about fellow">fellow who had died at the gate, who had brought the lamp forward, had been hauled back in the corridor. |
| 37 | 520 | In this fashion, if the urts pressed on us again, there would be meat to interpose between us and their reawakened appetites. |
| 37 | 521 | Had it been deemed useful I had little doubt that one or more slaves might have been sacrificed, to accomplish the same purpose. |
| 37 | 522 | It would have been easy enough to do, as we were bound, and conveniently at hand, in our neck-cords. |
| 37 | 523 | I feared these sober, strange men in their sable habiliments. |
| 37 | 524 | A normal Gorean male, I was sure, would have defended a jeopardized kajira to the death. |
| 37 | 525 | But, too, he would not have relaxed the perfection of his mastery over her in the least. |
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The other fellow who had died at the gate, who had brought the lamp forward, had been hauled back in the corridor.
In this fashion, if the urts pressed on us again, there would be meat to interpose between us and their reawakened appetites.
Had it been deemed useful I had little doubt that one or more slaves might have been sacrificed, to accomplish the same purpose.
It would have been easy enough to do, as we were bound, and conveniently at hand, in our neck-cords.
I feared these sober, strange men in their sable habiliments.
A normal Gorean male, I was sure, would have defended a jeopardized kajira to the death.
But, too, he would not have relaxed the perfection of his mastery over her in the least.
- (Witness of Gor)