Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 37 | 285 | "Thank you," I said. |
| 37 | 286 | "I am grateful for that". |
| 37 | 287 | I had not wished to bring Marcus and Ina to the wagon of Ephialtes, of course, for it was, for most practical purposes, within the Cosian camp. |
| 37 | 288 | From where we were I could have thrown a stone among the tents. |
| 37 | 289 | The accent of Marcus, here, might have provoked suspicion, inquiries and such. |
| 37 | 290 | I had left him and Ina in a large, crowded area near the periphery of the slave camp, one populated now by itinerants, peddlers, camp guards and such. |
| 37 | 291 | In such a place there was a medley of accents and I did not think the young man and the blond female would attract undue attention, except perhaps insofar as Ina might excite interest as a possible chain slut. |
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"Thank you," I said.
"I am grateful for that".
I had not wished to bring Marcus and Ina to the wagon of Ephialtes, of course, for it was, for most practical purposes, within the Cosian camp.
From where we were I could have thrown a stone among the tents.
The accent of Marcus, here, might have provoked suspicion, inquiries and such.
I had left him and Ina in a large, crowded area near the periphery of the slave camp, one populated now by itinerants, peddlers, camp guards and such.
In such a place there was a medley of accents and I did not think the young man and the blond female would attract undue attention, except perhaps insofar as Ina might excite interest as a possible chain slut.
- (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter )