Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 743 | The View more quotes about street">street was steep, descending to the wharves. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 740 | I then realized that the scanty paga tunic, so brief and humiliating, in which my master had chosen to place me, consulting me not, for I was a slave, had been half torn away. |
| 33 | 741 | Also, I again became aware, then, again, from the discomfort, of the abrasions on my right shoulder, and side, sustained in the house of Flavius Minor. |
| 33 | 742 | Two more men hurried past. |
| 33 | 743 | The street was steep, descending to the wharves. |
| 33 | 744 | We climbed. |
| 33 | 745 | We crossed the street, to the far side, and turned, to look back. |
| 33 | 746 | "There," said Kurik, pointing. |
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I then realized that the scanty paga tunic, so brief and humiliating, in which my master had chosen to place me, consulting me not, for I was a slave, had been half torn away.
Also, I again became aware, then, again, from the discomfort, of the abrasions on my right shoulder, and side, sustained in the house of Flavius Minor.
Two more men hurried past.
The street was steep, descending to the wharves.
We climbed.
We crossed the street, to the far side, and turned, to look back.
"There," said Kurik, pointing.
- (Plunder of Gor)