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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

At the beginning of the sales, the slaves had been warned to silence. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #1082)
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8 1082 At the beginning of the View more quotes about sales">sales, the slaves had been warned to silence.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 1079 One of the men outside, looking through the bars, considering my ankles, and such, might buy me.
8 1080 And what would be done with me if I failed to please him, and fully, and as a slave? The slaver's man was on the street level, and the auctioneer, on the surface of the block, looking down, conferred with him.
8 1081 We, the other brunette, the darker, taller brunette, and I, exchanged glances, but did not speak.
8 1082 At the beginning of the sales, the slaves had been warned to silence.
8 1083 That injunction had not been rescinded.
8 1084 We remained silent.
8 1085 Was she as frightened as I? Did she, as I, desire desperately to speak, so that we might comfort one another, that we might share our apprehension, our fear? But we, slaves, must be silent.
One of the men outside, looking through the bars, considering my ankles, and such, might buy me. And what would be done with me if I failed to please him, and fully, and as a slave? The slaver's man was on the street level, and the auctioneer, on the surface of the block, looking down, conferred with him. We, the other brunette, the darker, taller brunette, and I, exchanged glances, but did not speak. At the beginning of the sales, the slaves had been warned to silence. That injunction had not been rescinded. We remained silent. Was she as frightened as I? Did she, as I, desire desperately to speak, so that we might comfort one another, that we might share our apprehension, our fear? But we, slaves, must be silent. - (Conspirators of Gor)