Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 43 | 345 | Surely some sort of high coup would be involved, dragging a high lady of the Yellow Knives, one of their own proud free women, in a sack, up and down, back and forth in their own promenade lane, like a common slave girl. |
| 43 | 346 | Surely that would be worth at least a feather or some sort of marking on a feather. |
| 43 | 347 | I increased my speed. |
| 43 | 348 | I wondered if Iwoso had speculated on why their heads had been left uncovered, or why we had not enclosed one girl completely and left the head of the other free, why we had treated the slave and the free woman identically. |
| 43 | 349 | Slave girls, when being transported in sacks, for example, on wagons or on the shoulders of men, are usually completely within the sack, it being tied shut over their head. |
| 43 | 350 | This helps keep the girl in ignorance as to her whereabouts and what is going on about her. |
| 43 | 351 | This is thought suitable for slaves. |
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Surely some sort of high coup would be involved, dragging a high lady of the Yellow Knives, one of their own proud free women, in a sack, up and down, back and forth in their own promenade lane, like a common slave girl.
Surely that would be worth at least a feather or some sort of marking on a feather.
I increased my speed.
I wondered if Iwoso had speculated on why their heads had been left uncovered, or why we had not enclosed one girl completely and left the head of the other free, why we had treated the slave and the free woman identically.
Slave girls, when being transported in sacks, for example, on wagons or on the shoulders of men, are usually completely within the sack, it being tied shut over their head.
This helps keep the girl in ignorance as to her whereabouts and what is going on about her.
This is thought suitable for slaves.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter )