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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

"If I were to exhibit enthusiasm," I said, "would you then be certain to shackle me in the wagon?" "And tie shut the canvas?" he asked. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #213)
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18 213 "If I were to exhibit enthusiasm," I said, "would you then be View more quotes about certain">certain to shackle me in the wagon?" "And tie shut the canvas?" he asked.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 210 "Am I to be put on the common chain at the camp, or am I to be fastened to the slave post, nearer the wagons, with Jane and Eve, or am I to be merely left in the slave wagon, shackled to the central bar, or what?" "Have you ever been in a paga tavern?" he asked.
18 211 "Certainly not," I said.
18 212 "Would you like to see one?" he asked.
18 213 "If I were to exhibit enthusiasm," I said, "would you then be certain to shackle me in the wagon?" "And tie shut the canvas?" he asked.
18 214 "Yes," I said.
18 215 "Not necessarily," he said.
18 216 "Then," I said, "Master, I would very much like to go".
"Am I to be put on the common chain at the camp, or am I to be fastened to the slave post, nearer the wagons, with Jane and Eve, or am I to be merely left in the slave wagon, shackled to the central bar, or what?" "Have you ever been in a paga tavern?" he asked. "Certainly not," I said. "Would you like to see one?" he asked. "If I were to exhibit enthusiasm," I said, "would you then be certain to shackle me in the wagon?" "And tie shut the canvas?" he asked. "Yes," I said. "Not necessarily," he said. "Then," I said, "Master, I would very much like to go". - (Conspirators of Gor)