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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

The punishments are up to the keepers, and may be various, ranging from whippings and switchings, to a reduction in rations, to unpleasant ties, of which there are a great number. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #189)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
12 189 The punishments are up to the keepers, and may be various, ranging from whippings and switchings, to a reduction in rations, to unpleasant ties, of which there are a great number.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
12 186 Surely she knew better.
12 187 Perhaps she was uninformed.
12 188 Perhaps she was unpopular with the large women, her keepers, in the Kasra area, and they had neglected to enlighten her on the proper protocol, the proper etiquette, of serving? Perhaps they wanted her sent back to them, weeping, hands thronged behind her back, running, a punishment tag wired to her collar.
12 189 The punishments are up to the keepers, and may be various, ranging from whippings and switchings, to a reduction in rations, to unpleasant ties, of which there are a great number.
12 190 Slaves are kept well in line, and it is not difficult to do.
12 191 I chose, unwisely, to ignore this breach of decorum.
12 192 That is usually a mistake, as it may encourage an animal to take similar, or further, liberties.
Surely she knew better. Perhaps she was uninformed. Perhaps she was unpopular with the large women, her keepers, in the Kasra area, and they had neglected to enlighten her on the proper protocol, the proper etiquette, of serving? Perhaps they wanted her sent back to them, weeping, hands thronged behind her back, running, a punishment tag wired to her collar. The punishments are up to the keepers, and may be various, ranging from whippings and switchings, to a reduction in rations, to unpleasant ties, of which there are a great number. Slaves are kept well in line, and it is not difficult to do. I chose, unwisely, to ignore this breach of decorum. That is usually a mistake, as it may encourage an animal to take similar, or further, liberties. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 12)