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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

I drew back in the kennel. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #12)
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30 12 I View more quotes about drew">drew back in the kennel.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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30 9 The girl whom he had thrust from him looked after him, in consternation, clutching a bit of slave rag to herself.
30 10 "Fecha, Janice," said the pit master with a swift gesture, "to your kennels!" I quickly pulled my tunic off and hurried to the kennel, backing into it, pulling shut the gate after me.
30 11 I was then locked in.
30 12 I drew back in the kennel.
30 13 Fecha discarded the slave rag and locked herself, too, in her kennel.
30 14 Fina, who had no kennel, but was commonly slept at the slave ring of the pit master, quickly seized up a polishing rag and, kneeling to one side, head down, began to buff a goblet.
30 15 But the first figure which entered the quarters was not that of a stranger, but one who had, upon occasion, frequented these precincts before, the officer, he whose name I knew not, but whose rank was captain.
The girl whom he had thrust from him looked after him, in consternation, clutching a bit of slave rag to herself. "Fecha, Janice," said the pit master with a swift gesture, "to your kennels!" I quickly pulled my tunic off and hurried to the kennel, backing into it, pulling shut the gate after me. I was then locked in. I drew back in the kennel. Fecha discarded the slave rag and locked herself, too, in her kennel. Fina, who had no kennel, but was commonly slept at the slave ring of the pit master, quickly seized up a polishing rag and, kneeling to one side, head down, began to buff a goblet. But the first figure which entered the quarters was not that of a stranger, but one who had, upon occasion, frequented these precincts before, the officer, he whose name I knew not, but whose rank was captain. - (Witness of Gor)