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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

I had brought her back to Port Kar, where I had thrown her, a bound slave, to the feet of Samos. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #141)
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1 141 I had View more quotes about brought">brought her back to Port Kar, where I had thrown her, a bound slave, to the feet of Samos.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 138 "And while you were waiting for darkness, to escape the city, whiling away the time, you made me yield again and again".
1 139 "Yes," I said.
1 140 I had then, after the fall of darkness, deeming it then reasonably safe, bound her naked, belly up, over the saddle of my tarn and, eluding patrols, escaped from the city.
1 141 I had brought her back to Port Kar, where I had thrown her, a bound slave, to the feet of Samos.
1 142 He had had her put in one of his girl dungeons, where we had interrogated her.
1 143 We had learned much.
1 144 After she had been emptied of information she might then be bound naked and thrown to the urts in the canals, or, perhaps, if we wished, kept as a slave.
"And while you were waiting for darkness, to escape the city, whiling away the time, you made me yield again and again". "Yes," I said. I had then, after the fall of darkness, deeming it then reasonably safe, bound her naked, belly up, over the saddle of my tarn and, eluding patrols, escaped from the city. I had brought her back to Port Kar, where I had thrown her, a bound slave, to the feet of Samos. He had had her put in one of his girl dungeons, where we had interrogated her. We had learned much. After she had been emptied of information she might then be bound naked and thrown to the urts in the canals, or, perhaps, if we wished, kept as a slave. - (Savages of Gor)