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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, standing beside him, a hand on his sleeve or such, it would be easier to detain him. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #1058)
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3 1058 Too, standing View more quotes about beside">beside him, a hand on his sleeve or such, it would be easier to detain him.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 1055 The man hesitated.
3 1056 The slaver then swiftly, easily, by short stairs, descended to the walkway before the platform.
3 1057 In this way he abandoned the possible intimidation of the platform's height and assumed a more intimate, casual relationship to the prospective patron.
3 1058 Too, standing beside him, a hand on his sleeve or such, it would be easier to detain him.
3 1059 Certainly it would be uncivil, at the least, having now been joined, to leave at the moment.
3 1060 "Prodicus!" called the slaver's man.
3 1061 In a moment the first slaver's man, who had gone to supervise the forty through forty-five platforms, those in the two hundreds, joined his colleague.
The man hesitated. The slaver then swiftly, easily, by short stairs, descended to the walkway before the platform. In this way he abandoned the possible intimidation of the platform's height and assumed a more intimate, casual relationship to the prospective patron. Too, standing beside him, a hand on his sleeve or such, it would be easier to detain him. Certainly it would be uncivil, at the least, having now been joined, to leave at the moment. "Prodicus!" called the slaver's man. In a moment the first slaver's man, who had gone to supervise the forty through forty-five platforms, those in the two hundreds, joined his colleague. - (Beasts of Gor)