Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 8 | 926 | The auctioneer then remarked that her slavery then would doubtless be far easier. |
| 8 | 927 | Laughter had greeted this remark. |
| 8 | 928 | I liked the girl from Tabor. |
| 8 | 929 | She had spoken well to me, earlier in the cell, despite the fact that I was a "barbarian," and, too, we were both, so to speak, far from home. |
| 8 | 930 | The slaver's man again entered the cell, and looked about. |
| 8 | 931 | I was terrified that it would be my wrist which he would seize, in his large, manacle-like hand. |
| 8 | 932 | But he took another brunette. |
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The auctioneer then remarked that her slavery then would doubtless be far easier.
Laughter had greeted this remark.
I liked the girl from Tabor.
She had spoken well to me, earlier in the cell, despite the fact that I was a "barbarian," and, too, we were both, so to speak, far from home.
The slaver's man again entered the cell, and looked about.
I was terrified that it would be my wrist which he would seize, in his large, manacle-like hand.
But he took another brunette.
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter )