Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
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Sentence #
Quote
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525
One end of it went between the folds of the tarpaulin clutched about the figure's throat, probably to be padlocked there, about its throat, or attached to a collar.
One end of it went between the folds of the tarpaulin clutched about the figure's throat, probably to be padlocked there, about its throat, or attached to a collar.
- (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #525)
Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
1
522
Perhaps, if his plan worked, in such a case, he might then be kind enough to discard the individual beneath the wagon, ridding himself of it, its work accomplished, in some market or other.
1
523
I crouched down.
1
524
I could then see the heavy chain passed through the ring under the wagon.
1
525
One end of it went between the folds of the tarpaulin clutched about the figure's throat, probably to be padlocked there, about its throat, or attached to a collar.
1
526
The other end went behind the figure and downward, probably to fasten together its crossed ankles.
1
527
Seeing my eyes upon it, the small figure knelt under the wagon, and, its hands coming from the tarpaulin, their palms now on the gravel, put down its head, rendering obeisance.
1
528
"Oh!" she said, softly, as I lifted the tarpaulin back.
Perhaps, if his plan worked, in such a case, he might then be kind enough to discard the individual beneath the wagon, ridding himself of it, its work accomplished, in some market or other.
I crouched down.
I could then see the heavy chain passed through the ring under the wagon.
One end of it went between the folds of the tarpaulin clutched about the figure's throat, probably to be padlocked there, about its throat, or attached to a collar.
The other end went behind the figure and downward, probably to fasten together its crossed ankles.
Seeing my eyes upon it, the small figure knelt under the wagon, and, its hands coming from the tarpaulin, their palms now on the gravel, put down its head, rendering obeisance.
"Oh!" she said, softly, as I lifted the tarpaulin back.
- (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 1)