Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 63 | 247 | View more quotes about shortly">Shortly thereafter our wrists were freed from the slave bracelets, and we were given a round, flat loaf of bread, which we eagerly divided between us. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 63 | 244 | We welcomed this. |
| 63 | 245 | Our neck chains were lengthened, and, as we knelt and lifted our heads, we, by means of a bucket brought from the well, held to our lips, were watered. |
| 63 | 246 | Kurik allowed some of the water to wash down our bodies, for which we were grateful. |
| 63 | 247 | Shortly thereafter our wrists were freed from the slave bracelets, and we were given a round, flat loaf of bread, which we eagerly divided between us. |
| 63 | 248 | We had been attended to by Kurik, while those in the wagon were served by Drusus Andronicus. |
| 63 | 249 | "I think we may be allowed to rest," said Paula. |
| 63 | 250 | We climbed under the wagon, in the slack of chain allowed, and stretched out, on our stomachs, our bodies damp from the water Kurik had poured upon us, on the soft grass. |
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We welcomed this.
Our neck chains were lengthened, and, as we knelt and lifted our heads, we, by means of a bucket brought from the well, held to our lips, were watered.
Kurik allowed some of the water to wash down our bodies, for which we were grateful.
Shortly thereafter our wrists were freed from the slave bracelets, and we were given a round, flat loaf of bread, which we eagerly divided between us.
We had been attended to by Kurik, while those in the wagon were served by Drusus Andronicus.
"I think we may be allowed to rest," said Paula.
We climbed under the wagon, in the slack of chain allowed, and stretched out, on our stomachs, our bodies damp from the water Kurik had poured upon us, on the soft grass.
- (Plunder of Gor)