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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

More likely, some said, she had served in a prison on Tyros, and had been periodically cast to the prisoners, and handed about, amongst them, to reduce their unruliness. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #199)
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12 199 More View more quotes about likely">likely, some said, she had served in a prison on Tyros, and had been periodically cast to the prisoners, and handed about, amongst them, to reduce their unruliness.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 196 "I will tell!" "You, too, have been off your mat when Gart was not in the room," said the redhead.
12 197 "And if you tell, we, too, can tell!" There was assent to this from several of the slaves at the tubs.
12 198 One was an auburn-haired beauty who claimed to have once served the pleasure of Chenbar of Kasra, Chenbar the Sea-Sleen, Ubar of Tyros.
12 199 More likely, some said, she had served in a prison on Tyros, and had been periodically cast to the prisoners, and handed about, amongst them, to reduce their unruliness.
12 200 Ellen supposed both stories might be true.
12 201 Perhaps the woman, who was very beautiful, had once served in the pleasure gardens of Chenbar, but had then in some small way displeased him, or perhaps he had merely tired of her.
12 202 Later, as others might replace her in her prison duties, she might be sold on the mainland, and thence south.
"I will tell!" "You, too, have been off your mat when Gart was not in the room," said the redhead. "And if you tell, we, too, can tell!" There was assent to this from several of the slaves at the tubs. One was an auburn-haired beauty who claimed to have once served the pleasure of Chenbar of Kasra, Chenbar the Sea-Sleen, Ubar of Tyros. More likely, some said, she had served in a prison on Tyros, and had been periodically cast to the prisoners, and handed about, amongst them, to reduce their unruliness. Ellen supposed both stories might be true. Perhaps the woman, who was very beautiful, had once served in the pleasure gardens of Chenbar, but had then in some small way displeased him, or perhaps he had merely tired of her. Later, as others might replace her in her prison duties, she might be sold on the mainland, and thence south. - (Prize of Gor)