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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

The collar and chain which had fastened me to the windlass pole had been removed from my neck, but I wore still, on my wrists and ankles, the other chains from the room of the windlass. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #25)
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32 25 The View more quotes about collar">collar and chain which had fastened me to the windlass pole had been removed from my neck, but I wore still, on my wrists and ankles, the other chains from the room of the windlass.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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32 22 "Please, no, Captain," I said.
32 23 "Be silent," he said, grinning.
32 24 "Yes, Captain," I said.
32 25 The collar and chain which had fastened me to the windlass pole had been removed from my neck, but I wore still, on my wrists and ankles, the other chains from the room of the windlass.
32 26 "What is next?" inquired Kliomenes.
32 27 "The disposition of loot," said a pirate.
32 28 He thrust five, low, flat coffers of coins across the tiles, and put beside them a tangle of jewelry and a bowl of pearls.
"Please, no, Captain," I said. "Be silent," he said, grinning. "Yes, Captain," I said. The collar and chain which had fastened me to the windlass pole had been removed from my neck, but I wore still, on my wrists and ankles, the other chains from the room of the windlass. "What is next?" inquired Kliomenes. "The disposition of loot," said a pirate. He thrust five, low, flat coffers of coins across the tiles, and put beside them a tangle of jewelry and a bowl of pearls. - (Rogue of Gor)