Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | 798 | Tarsks, verr, kaiila, and such, of course, do not have Home Stones. |
| 5 | 799 | Thus, the family puts the thought of her aside, for she is now a slave. |
| 5 | 800 | And, of course, to assuage the family's honor she will be left a slave. |
| 5 | 801 | To be sure, a woman of a city found enslaved within the city is commonly sold out of the city. |
| 5 | 802 | Slavers, for example, will seldom sell a woman in what was once her own city. |
| 5 | 803 | I was not surprised then that the three paga slaves, former free women of Ar, would accompany the mercenaries willingly, even eagerly. |
| 5 | 804 | It would be far preferable to being pilloried naked, subjected to the blows and abuse of irate citizens, being publicly, ceremoniously, whipped, and then being transported out of the city, naked, standing, wrists lashed to an overhead bar, on a flat-bedded, public slave wagon, to the jeers of free citizens. |
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Tarsks, verr, kaiila, and such, of course, do not have Home Stones.
Thus, the family puts the thought of her aside, for she is now a slave.
And, of course, to assuage the family's honor she will be left a slave.
To be sure, a woman of a city found enslaved within the city is commonly sold out of the city.
Slavers, for example, will seldom sell a woman in what was once her own city.
I was not surprised then that the three paga slaves, former free women of Ar, would accompany the mercenaries willingly, even eagerly.
It would be far preferable to being pilloried naked, subjected to the blows and abuse of irate citizens, being publicly, ceremoniously, whipped, and then being transported out of the city, naked, standing, wrists lashed to an overhead bar, on a flat-bedded, public slave wagon, to the jeers of free citizens.
- (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter )