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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"You think, then," I said, "that girls are either to be brought to this place, or are to be taken from this place?" "Yes," said Cuwignaka, "and judging from the tie, which does not suggest that they are soon to be marched away, I would think they are being brought to this place". - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #36)
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23 36 "You View more quotes about think">think, then," I said, "that girls are either to be brought to this place, or are to be taken from this place?" "Yes," said Cuwignaka, "and judging from the tie, which does not suggest that they are soon to be marched away, I would think they are being brought to this place".

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 33 I was not clear why Cuwignaka had stopped here.
23 34 "This either has been, or is intended to be, a collection point," said Cuwignaka.
23 35 He gestured to the two women, one sitting on the ground, her legs widely apart, the other lying on her side, her arms, too, in their particular tie, largely between her legs.
23 36 "You think, then," I said, "that girls are either to be brought to this place, or are to be taken from this place?" "Yes," said Cuwignaka, "and judging from the tie, which does not suggest that they are soon to be marched away, I would think they are being brought to this place".
23 37 "I see," I said.
23 38 Thusly, presumably men would come with kaiila, either to bring more women, or to herd these away.
23 39 We, then, would be waiting for them.
I was not clear why Cuwignaka had stopped here. "This either has been, or is intended to be, a collection point," said Cuwignaka. He gestured to the two women, one sitting on the ground, her legs widely apart, the other lying on her side, her arms, too, in their particular tie, largely between her legs. "You think, then," I said, "that girls are either to be brought to this place, or are to be taken from this place?" "Yes," said Cuwignaka, "and judging from the tie, which does not suggest that they are soon to be marched away, I would think they are being brought to this place". "I see," I said. Thusly, presumably men would come with kaiila, either to bring more women, or to herd these away. We, then, would be waiting for them. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)