Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 42 | 213 | "Say View more quotes about nothing">nothing, give no token of distress," he whispered to me, "or I will break your neck". |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 42 | 210 | "I am returning her to the Silken Rope. |
| 42 | 211 | We bell our kitchen slaves thusly". |
| 42 | 212 | Vas of Anango then sheathed his knife, lifted me from my feet, and stepped about the fellow who had impeded his progress. |
| 42 | 213 | "Say nothing, give no token of distress," he whispered to me, "or I will break your neck". |
| 42 | 214 | He was a large man, and I had little doubt he could easily break my neck, or back, or strangle me in the crowding and stirring, his act possibly escaping notice. |
| 42 | 215 | I had inadvertently been close to Talena when Seremides had approached her. |
| 42 | 216 | I had witnessed their interaction, even to the overhearing of their words. |
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"I am returning her to the Silken Rope.
We bell our kitchen slaves thusly".
Vas of Anango then sheathed his knife, lifted me from my feet, and stepped about the fellow who had impeded his progress.
"Say nothing, give no token of distress," he whispered to me, "or I will break your neck".
He was a large man, and I had little doubt he could easily break my neck, or back, or strangle me in the crowding and stirring, his act possibly escaping notice.
I had inadvertently been close to Talena when Seremides had approached her.
I had witnessed their interaction, even to the overhearing of their words.
- (Quarry of Gor)