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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is pleasant to see beautiful women worked, at the command of men, carrying burdens, given leather to polish, put to the cleaning of floors, forced to launder and sew, ordered to the markets, sent to the kitchen to cook, such things. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #379)
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11 379 It is View more quotes about pleasant">pleasant to see beautiful women worked, at the command of men, carrying burdens, given leather to polish, put to the cleaning of floors, forced to launder and sew, ordered to the markets, sent to the kitchen to cook, such things.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 376 Did pretty Alyena think that her duties at Red Rock would be only those of a pleasure slave, and not those of a work slave? She was mistaken.
11 377 Her master was Hassan, the bandit.
11 378 I smiled.
11 379 It is pleasant to see beautiful women worked, at the command of men, carrying burdens, given leather to polish, put to the cleaning of floors, forced to launder and sew, ordered to the markets, sent to the kitchen to cook, such things.
11 380 The men then gathered their saddles, their weapons, the other water and goods, and their belongings.
11 381 Alyena waited for us, bent, face strained, bearing across her small shoulders the weight of the water.
11 382 Each man carried his own saddle.
Did pretty Alyena think that her duties at Red Rock would be only those of a pleasure slave, and not those of a work slave? She was mistaken. Her master was Hassan, the bandit. I smiled. It is pleasant to see beautiful women worked, at the command of men, carrying burdens, given leather to polish, put to the cleaning of floors, forced to launder and sew, ordered to the markets, sent to the kitchen to cook, such things. The men then gathered their saddles, their weapons, the other water and goods, and their belongings. Alyena waited for us, bent, face strained, bearing across her small shoulders the weight of the water. Each man carried his own saddle. - (Tribesmen of Gor)