Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 40 | 169 | "Why am I not to be braceleted and View more quotes about tethered">tethered, Master?" inquired the slave. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 40 | 166 | Again and again, in a metallic, droning, reverberating Kur, the message of Agamemnon resounded, again and again in the cylinder. |
| 40 | 167 | Then, suddenly, it was silent. |
| 40 | 168 | Cabot switched off the translator. |
| 40 | 169 | "Why am I not to be braceleted and tethered, Master?" inquired the slave. |
| 40 | 170 | Cabot shook his head. |
| 40 | 171 | "But such was to protect me, was it not, that I not be understood as in violation of the injunction against slaves touching weapons, and that I might be clearly understood as only goods, merely as something to be disposed of according to the fortunes of war". |
| 40 | 172 | "Surely," said Cabot. |
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Again and again, in a metallic, droning, reverberating Kur, the message of Agamemnon resounded, again and again in the cylinder.
Then, suddenly, it was silent.
Cabot switched off the translator.
"Why am I not to be braceleted and tethered, Master?" inquired the slave.
Cabot shook his head.
"But such was to protect me, was it not, that I not be understood as in violation of the injunction against slaves touching weapons, and that I might be clearly understood as only goods, merely as something to be disposed of according to the fortunes of war".
"Surely," said Cabot.
- (Kur of Gor)