Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | 642 | I did not think it would be difficult to defend such passageways. |
| 10 | 643 | In what seemed but a matter of moments we had come to a large, heavy door, almost a gate. |
| 10 | 644 | A panel was slid back, a sign and countersign exchanged, and the door opened. |
| 10 | 645 | Within was a high, vaulted room, apparently a guard station. |
| 10 | 646 | Inside there were some tables and benches, several men, in scarlet livery, and some chains dangling from the ceiling. |
| 10 | 647 | It seemed clearances were to be obtained here. |
| 10 | 648 | One of the men fastened me, by the ring on the back of the sack, to another ring, on one of the dangling chains. |
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I did not think it would be difficult to defend such passageways.
In what seemed but a matter of moments we had come to a large, heavy door, almost a gate.
A panel was slid back, a sign and countersign exchanged, and the door opened.
Within was a high, vaulted room, apparently a guard station.
Inside there were some tables and benches, several men, in scarlet livery, and some chains dangling from the ceiling.
It seemed clearances were to be obtained here.
One of the men fastened me, by the ring on the back of the sack, to another ring, on one of the dangling chains.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter )