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

I picked out the slaves in the crowd, in their colored tunics. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #243)
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17 243 I picked out the View more quotes about slaves">slaves in the crowd, in their colored tunics.

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

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17 240 Across the way, at the far track, male work slaves were scattering water on the track.
17 241 People were now beginning to return to the tiers.
17 242 I sat there on the tier, tunicked, my legs closely together, my hands braceleted behind me, my left ankle fastened to the tier ring.
17 243 I picked out the slaves in the crowd, in their colored tunics.
17 244 I saw one slave in a short tunic which was white, with broad, diagonal black stripes.
17 245 Her master, I thought, must be an old-fashioned fellow, a traditionalist, or such.
17 246 Such tunics, it seemed, were once quite common, indeed almost a universal uniform of kajirae, but, later, happily, a great deal of variety had been introduced into slave tunics, in color, cut, neckline, and such.
Across the way, at the far track, male work slaves were scattering water on the track. People were now beginning to return to the tiers. I sat there on the tier, tunicked, my legs closely together, my hands braceleted behind me, my left ankle fastened to the tier ring. I picked out the slaves in the crowd, in their colored tunics. I saw one slave in a short tunic which was white, with broad, diagonal black stripes. Her master, I thought, must be an old-fashioned fellow, a traditionalist, or such. Such tunics, it seemed, were once quite common, indeed almost a universal uniform of kajirae, but, later, happily, a great deal of variety had been introduced into slave tunics, in color, cut, neckline, and such. - (Conspirators of Gor)