Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
44
307
In what perfect custody we are kept! The newcomer, my master, and the two captors then exchanged further words, sotto voce.
In what perfect custody we are kept! The newcomer, my master, and the two captors then exchanged further words, sotto voce.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #307)
Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
44
304
He put her down in the box, on her back, her knees up.
44
305
He shut the lid of the box, and locked it.
44
306
Through the perforations in the box, in the form of the kef, I could see her face.
44
307
In what perfect custody we are kept! The newcomer, my master, and the two captors then exchanged further words, sotto voce.
44
308
I saw then the slave box lifted by the two men.
44
309
It had stout, leather handles at each end.
44
310
It was carried up the stairs, and then, the first man opening the trap, thrusting it up, through the opening.
He put her down in the box, on her back, her knees up.
He shut the lid of the box, and locked it.
Through the perforations in the box, in the form of the kef, I could see her face.
In what perfect custody we are kept! The newcomer, my master, and the two captors then exchanged further words, sotto voce.
I saw then the slave box lifted by the two men.
It had stout, leather handles at each end.
It was carried up the stairs, and then, the first man opening the trap, thrusting it up, through the opening.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter 44)