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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

Swiftly, then, seeing more men waiting further down the lane, some with loops of chain in their hands, I slipped to the side between the tents. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #158)
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15 158 View more quotes about swiftly">Swiftly, then, seeing more men waiting further down the lane, some with loops of chain in their hands, I slipped to the side between the tents.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
15 155 "That will be decided by masters," said the second girl.
15 156 How horrifying to be a slave, I thought.
15 157 How pleased I was that I was not a slave.
15 158 Swiftly, then, seeing more men waiting further down the lane, some with loops of chain in their hands, I slipped to the side between the tents.
15 159 I could see women lining up down there, too, being put in wrist or throat coffle, each one doubtless reporting in, and in the proper position, to the appropriate slave master.
15 160 I skirted a large cooking area.
15 161 I could smell freshly baked bread, and the cooking of eggs and meat.
"That will be decided by masters," said the second girl. How horrifying to be a slave, I thought. How pleased I was that I was not a slave. Swiftly, then, seeing more men waiting further down the lane, some with loops of chain in their hands, I slipped to the side between the tents. I could see women lining up down there, too, being put in wrist or throat coffle, each one doubtless reporting in, and in the proper position, to the appropriate slave master. I skirted a large cooking area. I could smell freshly baked bread, and the cooking of eggs and meat. - (Kajira of Gor)