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

I heard two men hurrying away. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #20)
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Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 17 "Kneel more straightly, Slave," said the Lady Florence to another stable slave, down the line from me.
18 18 Apparently the two men in the hire of the Lady Melpomene, those two who had originally captured me, and carried me to her house in Venna, returned for me.
18 19 I did not regain consciousness until, painfully, I was aware of being thrown upon a hard surface.
18 20 I heard two men hurrying away.
18 21 I was, knees drawn up, and head down, fastened in a slave sack.
18 22 Within the sack itself my ankles were crossed and tied, and my hands, too, were similarly fastened, behind my back.
18 23 "What is going on here?" I heard cry.
"Kneel more straightly, Slave," said the Lady Florence to another stable slave, down the line from me. Apparently the two men in the hire of the Lady Melpomene, those two who had originally captured me, and carried me to her house in Venna, returned for me. I did not regain consciousness until, painfully, I was aware of being thrown upon a hard surface. I heard two men hurrying away. I was, knees drawn up, and head down, fastened in a slave sack. Within the sack itself my ankles were crossed and tied, and my hands, too, were similarly fastened, behind my back. "What is going on here?" I heard cry. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)