Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 54 | 130 | Neither Akihoka nor Keglezela had yet taken delivery on the women. |
| 54 | 131 | Lois and Inez had not been sold. |
| 54 | 132 | They would serve as burden bearers for Grunt, on his way back to the dust-Leg country. |
| 54 | 133 | Then, if he had not sold them in the meantime, presumably they would accompany him back to Kailiauk in the spring, whence, after selling his goods and making his profits, and restocking his stores, he would presumably return once more, trading, to the Barrens, this time presumably in the company of the light-skinned young man he had met amongst the dust Legs but weeks ago, his son. |
| 54 | 134 | I pulled Lois' head up by the hair. |
| 54 | 135 | "You gave the alarm," I said, "when I, and two friends, stole tarns from Kinyanpi at a Yellow-Knife camp". |
| 54 | 136 | She shuddered with terror, held. |
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Neither Akihoka nor Keglezela had yet taken delivery on the women.
Lois and Inez had not been sold.
They would serve as burden bearers for Grunt, on his way back to the dust-Leg country.
Then, if he had not sold them in the meantime, presumably they would accompany him back to Kailiauk in the spring, whence, after selling his goods and making his profits, and restocking his stores, he would presumably return once more, trading, to the Barrens, this time presumably in the company of the light-skinned young man he had met amongst the dust Legs but weeks ago, his son.
I pulled Lois' head up by the hair.
"You gave the alarm," I said, "when I, and two friends, stole tarns from Kinyanpi at a Yellow-Knife camp".
She shuddered with terror, held.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter )