Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 259 | View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps some Peasants might buy them, to hoe suls, to pick beans, to swill tarsks, to draw the plow, to warm their feet in the winter. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 256 | As slaves they were poor stuff. |
| 24 | 257 | I doubted that, stripped and exhibited, they would bring much off the block. |
| 24 | 258 | To be sure, some men might like them. |
| 24 | 259 | Perhaps some Peasants might buy them, to hoe suls, to pick beans, to swill tarsks, to draw the plow, to warm their feet in the winter. |
| 24 | 260 | I did not expect to recognize all the slaves from the private section of the Venna keeping area, having seen them but once, in poor light, but I had little doubt I could recognize some of them. |
| 24 | 261 | The last ten had, as noted, been joined to the coffle. |
| 24 | 262 | "See the pelt on that one," said a fellow. |
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As slaves they were poor stuff.
I doubted that, stripped and exhibited, they would bring much off the block.
To be sure, some men might like them.
Perhaps some Peasants might buy them, to hoe suls, to pick beans, to swill tarsks, to draw the plow, to warm their feet in the winter.
I did not expect to recognize all the slaves from the private section of the Venna keeping area, having seen them but once, in poor light, but I had little doubt I could recognize some of them.
The last ten had, as noted, been joined to the coffle.
"See the pelt on that one," said a fellow.
- (Mariners of Gor)