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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

Misk, the Muls and I now stood on the stone floor of the chamber near the door. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #81)
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22 81 View more quotes about misk">Misk, the Muls and I now stood on the stone floor of the chamber near the door.

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 78 I found myself pressed up tightly against his thorax.
22 79 "This will be a great deal safer," he said, and added, unnecessarily to my mind, "and probably a good deal less noisy".
22 80 Then, clutching me securely, he scampered away across the ceiling and backed down the wall.
22 81 Misk, the Muls and I now stood on the stone floor of the chamber near the door.
22 82 I thrust the Mul-Torch which I still carried into a narrow iron receptacle, consisting mainly of two connected rings and a base plate, which was bolted to the wall.
22 83 There were several of these, I noted, around the walls and they seemed obviously intended to hold Mul-Torches or some similar illuminating device.
22 84 I turned to the Priest-King.
I found myself pressed up tightly against his thorax. "This will be a great deal safer," he said, and added, unnecessarily to my mind, "and probably a good deal less noisy". Then, clutching me securely, he scampered away across the ceiling and backed down the wall. Misk, the Muls and I now stood on the stone floor of the chamber near the door. I thrust the Mul-Torch which I still carried into a narrow iron receptacle, consisting mainly of two connected rings and a base plate, which was bolted to the wall. There were several of these, I noted, around the walls and they seemed obviously intended to hold Mul-Torches or some similar illuminating device. I turned to the Priest-King. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)