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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Doubtless they, too, as the other slaves, were hungry. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #571)
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43 571 View more quotes about doubtless">Doubtless they, too, as the other slaves, were hungry.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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43 568 I supposed his remark was motivated by the fact that it would take longer to feed four than three, particularly when the four had their hands tied behind their back.
43 569 Thus they might try to get their face into the pail, as might a tarsk, or, more likely, given the size of the pail, be fed by hand, a cupped-hand of slave pellets being poured into the up¬ turned mouths.
43 570 What other consideration might have motivated Axel's remark, to the effect that he had anticipated this division of the task? Tula, Mila, and the other slave, here called Vulo, were kneeling, waiting.
43 571 Doubtless they, too, as the other slaves, were hungry.
43 572 One of them did not look too pleased.
43 573 This pleased me.
43 574 Let her try now, if she would, to avoid me.
I supposed his remark was motivated by the fact that it would take longer to feed four than three, particularly when the four had their hands tied behind their back. Thus they might try to get their face into the pail, as might a tarsk, or, more likely, given the size of the pail, be fed by hand, a cupped-hand of slave pellets being poured into the up¬ turned mouths. What other consideration might have motivated Axel's remark, to the effect that he had anticipated this division of the task? Tula, Mila, and the other slave, here called Vulo, were kneeling, waiting. Doubtless they, too, as the other slaves, were hungry. One of them did not look too pleased. This pleased me. Let her try now, if she would, to avoid me. - (Smugglers of Gor)