Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)
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Sentence #
Quote
13
236
I went to the fountain, which was only a few yards away, and, getting down on my hands and knees, putting my head down, from the lower bowl, from which slaves and animals might drink, satisfied my thirst.
I went to the fountain, which was only a few yards away, and, getting down on my hands and knees, putting my head down, from the lower bowl, from which slaves and animals might drink, satisfied my thirst.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #236)
Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
13
233
I saw that my speculation had been correct.
13
234
I smiled to myself.
13
235
Her shoulders shook with a sob.
13
236
I went to the fountain, which was only a few yards away, and, getting down on my hands and knees, putting my head down, from the lower bowl, from which slaves and animals might drink, satisfied my thirst.
13
237
I then returned to the shop of Philebus, to continue to wait for my mistress.
13
238
I looked up, hearing tarn drums in the sky.
13
239
A squadron of Ar's tarn cavalry, the stroke of their wings synchronized with the beat of the drum, passed by, overhead.
I saw that my speculation had been correct.
I smiled to myself.
Her shoulders shook with a sob.
I went to the fountain, which was only a few yards away, and, getting down on my hands and knees, putting my head down, from the lower bowl, from which slaves and animals might drink, satisfied my thirst.
I then returned to the shop of Philebus, to continue to wait for my mistress.
I looked up, hearing tarn drums in the sky.
A squadron of Ar's tarn cavalry, the stroke of their wings synchronized with the beat of the drum, passed by, overhead.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 13)