Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 14 | 467 | No, she had not been View more quotes about brought">brought along, marched into the Barrens, as a mere beast of burden. |
| 14 | 468 | He had something else in mind for her. |
| 14 | 469 | One or two of the other Dust Legs now came over to where lay the kailiauk hide, concealing Margaret, the stripped English girl. |
| 14 | 470 | The first Dust Leg was now showing signs of impatience. |
| 14 | 471 | He was no fool. |
| 14 | 472 | It was clear to him that Grunt, if he truly, seriously, wished to hide a girl, would presumably cache her, bound and gagged, out of sight, perhaps in a slit trench a pasang or so away. |
| 14 | 473 | As it was, the kailiauk hide was presumably a device to arouse the interest of a possible buyer. |
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No, she had not been brought along, marched into the Barrens, as a mere beast of burden.
He had something else in mind for her.
One or two of the other Dust Legs now came over to where lay the kailiauk hide, concealing Margaret, the stripped English girl.
The first Dust Leg was now showing signs of impatience.
He was no fool.
It was clear to him that Grunt, if he truly, seriously, wished to hide a girl, would presumably cache her, bound and gagged, out of sight, perhaps in a slit trench a pasang or so away.
As it was, the kailiauk hide was presumably a device to arouse the interest of a possible buyer.
- (Savages of Gor)