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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

The door, or gate, to the slave box was swung up and shut, the bolts thrown in place. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #11)
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10 11 The View more quotes about door">door, or gate, to the slave box was swung up and shut, the bolts thrown in place.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 8 I saw a woman, stern and cruel, in black leather, with leather wristlets, sign a paper.
10 9 Prodicus placed the paper in his tunic.
10 10 Two men lifted me and flung me to my knees on the cement flooring of the large room.
10 11 The door, or gate, to the slave box was swung up and shut, the bolts thrown in place.
10 12 Prodicus gestured to the carrying slaves and they set their poles again through the rings and, in moments, they, carrying the box, preceded by Prodicus, had exited through an iron door.
10 13 I felt the woman's whip under my chin.
10 14 It pushed my head up.
I saw a woman, stern and cruel, in black leather, with leather wristlets, sign a paper. Prodicus placed the paper in his tunic. Two men lifted me and flung me to my knees on the cement flooring of the large room. The door, or gate, to the slave box was swung up and shut, the bolts thrown in place. Prodicus gestured to the carrying slaves and they set their poles again through the rings and, in moments, they, carrying the box, preceded by Prodicus, had exited through an iron door. I felt the woman's whip under my chin. It pushed my head up. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)