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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then Fina, too, now kneeling, her cage to the left of that of Adraste, cried out, piteously, "Masters!" Similar cries emanated from other cages in the chamber as well. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #12)
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5 12 Then Fina, too, now View more quotes about kneeling">kneeling, her cage to the left of that of Adraste, cried out, piteously, "Masters!" Similar cries emanated from other cages in the chamber as well.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 9 "So," I thought, "she is a woman, too, only a woman, and a slave, too, no different from us!" But her fear was communicated to me.
5 10 I clutched the bars more tightly.
5 11 Adraste knew more of this world than I, a barbarian imported for its markets.
5 12 Then Fina, too, now kneeling, her cage to the left of that of Adraste, cried out, piteously, "Masters!" Similar cries emanated from other cages in the chamber as well.
5 13 The only light in the chamber now, this late, was from a single lamp, suspended from the ceiling.
5 14 "What is wrong?" I called out, hoping someone would answer.
5 15 "Release us!" cried a slave.
"So," I thought, "she is a woman, too, only a woman, and a slave, too, no different from us!" But her fear was communicated to me. I clutched the bars more tightly. Adraste knew more of this world than I, a barbarian imported for its markets. Then Fina, too, now kneeling, her cage to the left of that of Adraste, cried out, piteously, "Masters!" Similar cries emanated from other cages in the chamber as well. The only light in the chamber now, this late, was from a single lamp, suspended from the ceiling. "What is wrong?" I called out, hoping someone would answer. "Release us!" cried a slave. - (Quarry of Gor)