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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

I lifted my chained wrists from about the neck of Titus and he, swiftly, falling, half crawling, moved away, scattering sand. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #166)
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18 166 I View more quotes about lifted">lifted my chained wrists from about the neck of Titus and he, swiftly, falling, half crawling, moved away, scattering sand.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 163 "Let him first free you," said Plenius, the keeper.
18 164 "Plenius!" begged my prisoner.
18 165 "Very well," I said.
18 166 I lifted my chained wrists from about the neck of Titus and he, swiftly, falling, half crawling, moved away, scattering sand.
18 167 He only stopped when he was a dozen feet from us.
18 168 He withdrew his arms from his belt, where they had been held to his sides.
18 169 "Give him the key, Plenius," said Titus.
"Let him first free you," said Plenius, the keeper. "Plenius!" begged my prisoner. "Very well," I said. I lifted my chained wrists from about the neck of Titus and he, swiftly, falling, half crawling, moved away, scattering sand. He only stopped when he was a dozen feet from us. He withdrew his arms from his belt, where they had been held to his sides. "Give him the key, Plenius," said Titus. - (Vagabonds of Gor)