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

There, near the trail's summit, about a hundred feet to my right and a few feet below me, on the ascendant, sloping, exposed surface of the trail, the cliff on one side, the wall on the other, slaves were in the arms of their masters. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #166)
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50 166 There, View more quotes about near">near the trail's summit, about a hundred feet to my right and a few feet below me, on the ascendant, sloping, exposed surface of the trail, the cliff on one side, the wall on the other, slaves were in the arms of their masters.

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

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50 163 I withdrew from the summit of the trail and, in a few moments, stood high on the escarpment, looking over the plains.
50 164 The horizons in the Barrens are vast and beautiful.
50 165 I looked down, once again, to where the barricade had been previously placed.
50 166 There, near the trail's summit, about a hundred feet to my right and a few feet below me, on the ascendant, sloping, exposed surface of the trail, the cliff on one side, the wall on the other, slaves were in the arms of their masters.
50 167 I looked again then on the breadth of the Barrens, surveying them from the height of Council Rock, returning thereafter to my lodge.
51 1 The Fleer Bring a Visitor to Camp "They found it on the prairie," said a man, "the Fleer did.
51 2 They have brought it here".
I withdrew from the summit of the trail and, in a few moments, stood high on the escarpment, looking over the plains. The horizons in the Barrens are vast and beautiful. I looked down, once again, to where the barricade had been previously placed. There, near the trail's summit, about a hundred feet to my right and a few feet below me, on the ascendant, sloping, exposed surface of the trail, the cliff on one side, the wall on the other, slaves were in the arms of their masters. I looked again then on the breadth of the Barrens, surveying them from the height of Council Rock, returning thereafter to my lodge. The Fleer Bring a Visitor to Camp "They found it on the prairie," said a man, "the Fleer did. They have brought it here". - (Blood Brothers of Gor)