Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 63 | 185 | At a feast, before his family and friends, she, once a proud, haughty free woman, must dance, dance as the slave she now is. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 63 | 182 | Even in the basket, there had been a joy of flight. |
| 63 | 183 | Some tarnsmen, I knew, were raiders, raiders for women. |
| 63 | 184 | In some cities, a young tarnsman's first task is to capture a woman of the enemy and bring her back as his slave. |
| 63 | 185 | At a feast, before his family and friends, she, once a proud, haughty free woman, must dance, dance as the slave she now is. |
| 63 | 186 | None may touch food or wine at the feast until he has partaken of each, served, of course, by his kneeling slave. |
| 63 | 187 | Commonly a marauding tarnsman uses the capture loop. |
| 63 | 188 | She is then dragged to the saddle apron and tied, belly up, before him. |
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Even in the basket, there had been a joy of flight.
Some tarnsmen, I knew, were raiders, raiders for women.
In some cities, a young tarnsman's first task is to capture a woman of the enemy and bring her back as his slave.
At a feast, before his family and friends, she, once a proud, haughty free woman, must dance, dance as the slave she now is.
None may touch food or wine at the feast until he has partaken of each, served, of course, by his kneeling slave.
Commonly a marauding tarnsman uses the capture loop.
She is then dragged to the saddle apron and tied, belly up, before him.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 63)