Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 45 | 165 | I then View more quotes about lost">lost sight of him, as he disappeared behind some rocks. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 45 | 162 | He charted my movements by the sound. |
| 45 | 163 | He pointed behind him, and I went back in the passage, some twenty or thirty feet back, away from the opening. |
| 45 | 164 | He then felt about and picked up the guard's ax. |
| 45 | 165 | I then lost sight of him, as he disappeared behind some rocks. |
| 45 | 166 | I was not much pleased by his disappearance as I would have preferred to have him, blind or not, between me and the opening, as I expected the other guard, wary and curious, to appear there, once Grendel had been secured, presumably by using the leash to tie his ankles together. |
| 45 | 167 | I was familiar with such ties, as I had sustained them in the house of Tenalion. |
| 45 | 168 | It is a common way of rendering a back-bound slave immobile and helpless. |
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He charted my movements by the sound.
He pointed behind him, and I went back in the passage, some twenty or thirty feet back, away from the opening.
He then felt about and picked up the guard's ax.
I then lost sight of him, as he disappeared behind some rocks.
I was not much pleased by his disappearance as I would have preferred to have him, blind or not, between me and the opening, as I expected the other guard, wary and curious, to appear there, once Grendel had been secured, presumably by using the leash to tie his ankles together.
I was familiar with such ties, as I had sustained them in the house of Tenalion.
It is a common way of rendering a back-bound slave immobile and helpless.
- (Conspirators of Gor)