Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 61 | 705 | But Ehn before, this matter had divided men, into those loyal to their fee and those listening to their blood, and what it told them of nature. |
| 61 | 706 | "Kajirae," cried Drusus Andronicus, "are to be bought and sold, owned and chained, they are to be worked, commanded, ravished and used, not fed to beasts, unless they are displeasing". |
| 61 | 707 | "Yes, yes," said several men. |
| 61 | 708 | "discipline!" cried an officer. |
| 61 | 709 | "discipline!" Drusus Andronicus turned to Kurik. |
| 61 | 710 | "There is division amongst the men," he said, "as before". |
| 61 | 711 | "If the Kurii were wise," said Kurik, his sword in his belt, the bow with its quarrel cradled in his arms, casting a wary glance at Tyrtaios, the Assassin, who still stood to one side, some yards away, "they would forego their sport, and spare the kajirae". |
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But Ehn before, this matter had divided men, into those loyal to their fee and those listening to their blood, and what it told them of nature.
"Kajirae," cried Drusus Andronicus, "are to be bought and sold, owned and chained, they are to be worked, commanded, ravished and used, not fed to beasts, unless they are displeasing".
"Yes, yes," said several men.
"discipline!" cried an officer.
"discipline!" Drusus Andronicus turned to Kurik.
"There is division amongst the men," he said, "as before".
"If the Kurii were wise," said Kurik, his sword in his belt, the bow with its quarrel cradled in his arms, casting a wary glance at Tyrtaios, the Assassin, who still stood to one side, some yards away, "they would forego their sport, and spare the kajirae".
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter )