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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

We had been placing sharpened posts, leaning inward, braced with abutments, at the edge of the meadow. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #140)
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21 140 We had been placing sharpened posts, leaning inward, braced with abutments, at the edge of the meadow.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 137 Barus, after the ringing of the bar for the fourteenth Ahn, had View more quotes about looked">looked occasionally out the window, judging the position of the sun.
21 138 Early in the morning we had been in the southeast meadow, Barus, and I and others in a work crew of male slaves.
21 139 Taphris, too, had been with us, ostensibly to carry water.
21 140 We had been placing sharpened posts, leaning inward, braced with abutments, at the edge of the meadow.
21 141 These serve to keep the ponderous tharlarion which graze in the meadow confined.
21 142 "Look!" had called Barus, pointing upward.
21 143 Overheard we had seen some one hundred and twenty-five tarnsmen.
Barus, after the ringing of the bar for the fourteenth Ahn, had looked occasionally out the window, judging the position of the sun. Early in the morning we had been in the southeast meadow, Barus, and I and others in a work crew of male slaves. Taphris, too, had been with us, ostensibly to carry water. We had been placing sharpened posts, leaning inward, braced with abutments, at the edge of the meadow. These serve to keep the ponderous tharlarion which graze in the meadow confined. "Look!" had called Barus, pointing upward. Overheard we had seen some one hundred and twenty-five tarnsmen. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)