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

I looked down the avenue of the Central Cylinder, down which the troops had disappeared. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #319)
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13 319 I View more quotes about looked">looked down the avenue of the Central Cylinder, down which the troops had disappeared.

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

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13 316 Uneasily I touched the collar on my neck.
13 317 It read, I had been told, 'I am the property of the Lady Florence of Vonda.
13 318 ' I could not remove it, of course, for I was a slave and it had been locked on me.
13 319 I looked down the avenue of the Central Cylinder, down which the troops had disappeared.
13 320 I had heard, inadvertently from the Lady Melpomene, as I had stood at the stirrup of my mistress, that an uneasy situation existed currently between Ar and the Salerian Confederation.
13 321 The Lady Melpomene had said she was leaving Ar that night.
13 322 The Lady Florence, of course, if I were identified as her slave, would by my collar presumably be recognized as a citizeness of Vonda, one of the cities of the confederation.
Uneasily I touched the collar on my neck. It read, I had been told, 'I am the property of the Lady Florence of Vonda. ' I could not remove it, of course, for I was a slave and it had been locked on me. I looked down the avenue of the Central Cylinder, down which the troops had disappeared. I had heard, inadvertently from the Lady Melpomene, as I had stood at the stirrup of my mistress, that an uneasy situation existed currently between Ar and the Salerian Confederation. The Lady Melpomene had said she was leaving Ar that night. The Lady Florence, of course, if I were identified as her slave, would by my collar presumably be recognized as a citizeness of Vonda, one of the cities of the confederation. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)