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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Where was my master? He took my right arm, and drew me away from the wall, and I lay on my side, I thought, across the portal. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #19)
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22 19 Where was my View more quotes about master">master? He took my right arm, and drew me away from the wall, and I lay on my side, I thought, across the portal.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 16 I do not think his search, if search it was, had been successful.
22 17 Might he not then be angry? I knew a slave whip hung on its peg, on the far wall.
22 18 I suspected this was not a common thief.
22 19 Where was my master? He took my right arm, and drew me away from the wall, and I lay on my side, I thought, across the portal.
22 20 He tested the floor, and wall, where I had been sitting, and then, apparently, stood up, once more.
22 21 I lay very still.
22 22 "It is not here, of course," he said, "no parchment, no small scroll, no slip of paper, no tiny note, coded or not.
I do not think his search, if search it was, had been successful. Might he not then be angry? I knew a slave whip hung on its peg, on the far wall. I suspected this was not a common thief. Where was my master? He took my right arm, and drew me away from the wall, and I lay on my side, I thought, across the portal. He tested the floor, and wall, where I had been sitting, and then, apparently, stood up, once more. I lay very still. "It is not here, of course," he said, "no parchment, no small scroll, no slip of paper, no tiny note, coded or not. - (Plunder of Gor)