Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 745 | In a View more quotes about moment">moment the two palanquins, with their respective retinues, were taking their respective departures. |
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Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 742 | I suddenly realized that he did not wish to risk a slave. |
| 13 | 743 | The man in the palanquin lifted the glass on the pearled wand and, again, the draft slaves took their places. |
| 13 | 744 | The man with the whip joined other servants beside the palanquin. |
| 13 | 745 | In a moment the two palanquins, with their respective retinues, were taking their respective departures. |
| 13 | 746 | I stood, bloody, unsteadily, in the street. |
| 13 | 747 | The crowd dissipated. |
| 13 | 748 | Suddenly, angrily, I ran after the departing palanquin, that behind which the exquisite, dark-haired girl, she to whom I had been earlier speaking, was one of the chained, displayed beauties. |
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I suddenly realized that he did not wish to risk a slave.
The man in the palanquin lifted the glass on the pearled wand and, again, the draft slaves took their places.
The man with the whip joined other servants beside the palanquin.
In a moment the two palanquins, with their respective retinues, were taking their respective departures.
I stood, bloody, unsteadily, in the street.
The crowd dissipated.
Suddenly, angrily, I ran after the departing palanquin, that behind which the exquisite, dark-haired girl, she to whom I had been earlier speaking, was one of the chained, displayed beauties.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor)