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

The peasant, now that his hands were free from the wall, took, with both hands, the chain which was on his left wrist, that to which the block of stone was still bolted. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #622)
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31 622 The View more quotes about peasant">peasant, now that his hands were free from the wall, took, with both hands, the chain which was on his left wrist, that to which the block of stone was still bolted.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
31 619 His sword, which had been pried from his hand, lay at his feet.
31 620 "He cannot escape," said the leader of the strangers, calmly.
31 621 "Kill him".
31 622 The peasant, now that his hands were free from the wall, took, with both hands, the chain which was on his left wrist, that to which the block of stone was still bolted.
31 623 He lifted the stone easily from the floor.
31 624 It swung on the chain, about six inches from the floor.
31 625 He was bent over.
His sword, which had been pried from his hand, lay at his feet. "He cannot escape," said the leader of the strangers, calmly. "Kill him". The peasant, now that his hands were free from the wall, took, with both hands, the chain which was on his left wrist, that to which the block of stone was still bolted. He lifted the stone easily from the floor. It swung on the chain, about six inches from the floor. He was bent over. - (Witness of Gor)