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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

I stood on a table which I had dragged to the side of the wall, in order to be able to look out. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #157)
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13 157 I View more quotes about stood">stood on a table which I had dragged to the side of the wall, in order to be able to look out.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 154 At the crest of a hill I paused and looked back.
13 155 Several hundred yards behind us, following slowly, moving in pain, awkwardly, her head down, came the slave, Lady Telitsia.
13 156 * * * * I clutched the bars of the narrow cell window, looking out onto the courtyard.
13 157 I stood on a table which I had dragged to the side of the wall, in order to be able to look out.
13 158 Behind me, on his straw, crouched the small, narrow-shouldered, spindle-legged representative of the urt people.
13 159 I looked from the window down into the courtyard.
13 160 There, some thirty feet in width, was a shallow, iron-railed pit.
At the crest of a hill I paused and looked back. Several hundred yards behind us, following slowly, moving in pain, awkwardly, her head down, came the slave, Lady Telitsia. * * * * I clutched the bars of the narrow cell window, looking out onto the courtyard. I stood on a table which I had dragged to the side of the wall, in order to be able to look out. Behind me, on his straw, crouched the small, narrow-shouldered, spindle-legged representative of the urt people. I looked from the window down into the courtyard. There, some thirty feet in width, was a shallow, iron-railed pit. - (Players of Gor)