Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 40 | 171 | "But such was to protect me, was it not, that I not be understood as in violation of the injunction against slaves touching weapons, and that I might be clearly understood as only goods, merely as something to be disposed of according to the fortunes of war". |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 40 | 168 | Cabot switched off the translator. |
| 40 | 169 | "Why am I not to be braceleted and tethered, Master?" inquired the slave. |
| 40 | 170 | Cabot shook his head. |
| 40 | 171 | "But such was to protect me, was it not, that I not be understood as in violation of the injunction against slaves touching weapons, and that I might be clearly understood as only goods, merely as something to be disposed of according to the fortunes of war". |
| 40 | 172 | "Surely," said Cabot. |
| 40 | 173 | "But even were it not for such considerations you would have been treated identically". |
| 40 | 174 | "Led shamefully on a tether," she asked, "sorely burdened, helplessly braceleted?" "Yes," said Cabot, "once I decided to take you with me". |
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Cabot switched off the translator.
"Why am I not to be braceleted and tethered, Master?" inquired the slave.
Cabot shook his head.
"But such was to protect me, was it not, that I not be understood as in violation of the injunction against slaves touching weapons, and that I might be clearly understood as only goods, merely as something to be disposed of according to the fortunes of war".
"Surely," said Cabot.
"But even were it not for such considerations you would have been treated identically".
"Led shamefully on a tether," she asked, "sorely burdened, helplessly braceleted?" "Yes," said Cabot, "once I decided to take you with me".
- (Kur of Gor, Chapter 40)