Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 21 | 344 | What is the value? Is the stone in the box a pebble or a diamond, is the slave in the hood or sack a beauty or a she-tarsk? Hooded slaves may also compete in various games, as in locating objects scattered about a room, arranging objects by size or weight, threading beads, fitting puzzle pieces together, a candy for the winner, a switch stroke for the losers, placing and tying sandals, plaiting binding fiber, braiding a whip, and such. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 21 | 341 | She beseeches it. |
| 21 | 342 | She weeps with rapture as she is stripped and bound. |
| 21 | 343 | Hooding may also figure in certain games, as when a hooded slave, or one fully concealed in a slave sack, is gambled for. |
| 21 | 344 | What is the value? Is the stone in the box a pebble or a diamond, is the slave in the hood or sack a beauty or a she-tarsk? Hooded slaves may also compete in various games, as in locating objects scattered about a room, arranging objects by size or weight, threading beads, fitting puzzle pieces together, a candy for the winner, a switch stroke for the losers, placing and tying sandals, plaiting binding fiber, braiding a whip, and such. |
| 21 | 345 | Free women occasionally use hooded serving slaves on all fours, in crawling races, in which, walking behind them, they incite them to greater speed by the frequent monitions of a switch. |
| 21 | 346 | Free women often delight in this game, as it gives them an opportunity to show what they think of female slaves. |
| 21 | 347 | Free women hate female slaves; men, on the other hand, prize them, and seek to own them. |
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She beseeches it.
She weeps with rapture as she is stripped and bound.
Hooding may also figure in certain games, as when a hooded slave, or one fully concealed in a slave sack, is gambled for.
What is the value? Is the stone in the box a pebble or a diamond, is the slave in the hood or sack a beauty or a she-tarsk? Hooded slaves may also compete in various games, as in locating objects scattered about a room, arranging objects by size or weight, threading beads, fitting puzzle pieces together, a candy for the winner, a switch stroke for the losers, placing and tying sandals, plaiting binding fiber, braiding a whip, and such.
Free women occasionally use hooded serving slaves on all fours, in crawling races, in which, walking behind them, they incite them to greater speed by the frequent monitions of a switch.
Free women often delight in this game, as it gives them an opportunity to show what they think of female slaves.
Free women hate female slaves; men, on the other hand, prize them, and seek to own them.
- (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 21)