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Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
16 348 With strips of View more quotes about cloth">cloth cut from his garments I tied his hands behind his back.
16 349 "Perhaps you even, at one time or another, have bet upon fellows such as I was".
16 350 He moaned.
16 351 "It is amusing, is it not," I asked, "that the great Ragnar Voskjard is now naught but the prisoner of an ex-fighting-slave?" "Free me," he begged.
16 352 I tightened the knots that confined him.
16 353 "I will pay you much," he said.
16 354 "What pay could compare with the pleasure of taking the Voskjard prisoner?" I asked.
With strips of cloth cut from his garments I tied his hands behind his back. "Perhaps you even, at one time or another, have bet upon fellows such as I was". He moaned. "It is amusing, is it not," I asked, "that the great Ragnar Voskjard is now naught but the prisoner of an ex-fighting-slave?" "Free me," he begged. I tightened the knots that confined him. "I will pay you much," he said. "What pay could compare with the pleasure of taking the Voskjard prisoner?" I asked. - (Guardsman of Gor)