Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 39 | 97 | A mercenary captain from that city, learning of this, saw to it that she was brought naked and in chains into his keeping. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 39 | 94 | Now, however, she was not merely a natural slave, aware of herself, reduced, and self-confessed, begging the resolution and solace of the collar, but a legal slave, fully and perfectly embonded in law. |
| 39 | 95 | Once she had been the Lady Cara, of Venna. |
| 39 | 96 | She had been overheard making disparaging remarks about a certain city. |
| 39 | 97 | A mercenary captain from that city, learning of this, saw to it that she was brought naked and in chains into his keeping. |
| 39 | 98 | Soon she had learned what it was to be in the power of such a man. |
| 39 | 99 | In his office I had heard this female, who had spoken disparagingly of his city, who had then been well taught her chains, beg from him the brand and collar. |
| 39 | 100 | What now would be done with her? Even though she had then been turned in effect into a pleasure slave, much as might be purchased in any market, he had, it seems, considered having her serve in his city as a mere house slave, or even, in spite of what she had now become, if it pleased him, denying her the collar, as a mere cleaning prisoner, a confined servant, a mere housekeeper in captivity. |
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Now, however, she was not merely a natural slave, aware of herself, reduced, and self-confessed, begging the resolution and solace of the collar, but a legal slave, fully and perfectly embonded in law.
Once she had been the Lady Cara, of Venna.
She had been overheard making disparaging remarks about a certain city.
A mercenary captain from that city, learning of this, saw to it that she was brought naked and in chains into his keeping.
Soon she had learned what it was to be in the power of such a man.
In his office I had heard this female, who had spoken disparagingly of his city, who had then been well taught her chains, beg from him the brand and collar.
What now would be done with her? Even though she had then been turned in effect into a pleasure slave, much as might be purchased in any market, he had, it seems, considered having her serve in his city as a mere house slave, or even, in spite of what she had now become, if it pleased him, denying her the collar, as a mere cleaning prisoner, a confined servant, a mere housekeeper in captivity.
- (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 39)