Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 24 | 932 | In the sacking of a city, slaves, like other domestic animals, other valuables, and such, are often saved, while free folk may be put to the sword. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 24 | 929 | None of the slaves had been put to the sword. |
| 24 | 930 | Our collars, it seemed, had saved us. |
| 24 | 931 | This is not that unusual, incidentally. |
| 24 | 932 | In the sacking of a city, slaves, like other domestic animals, other valuables, and such, are often saved, while free folk may be put to the sword. |
| 24 | 933 | Indeed, sometimes free women, I have heard, take the collars from their own girls, putting them about their own necks, that they may increase their chances of survival. |
| 24 | 934 | They often then, self-collared, knot a rag about their hips, to conceal that they have no brand, and hurry into the streets, to surrender, as a slave, to one of the conquerors. |
| 24 | 935 | Sometimes their girls pursue them, to point them out to the conquerors. |
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None of the slaves had been put to the sword.
Our collars, it seemed, had saved us.
This is not that unusual, incidentally.
In the sacking of a city, slaves, like other domestic animals, other valuables, and such, are often saved, while free folk may be put to the sword.
Indeed, sometimes free women, I have heard, take the collars from their own girls, putting them about their own necks, that they may increase their chances of survival.
They often then, self-collared, knot a rag about their hips, to conceal that they have no brand, and hurry into the streets, to surrender, as a slave, to one of the conquerors.
Sometimes their girls pursue them, to point them out to the conquerors.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter 24)