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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

The cage, too, then would probably be closed with plates and rivets, and the guards doubled or tripled about it. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #18)
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15 18 The cage, too, then would View more quotes about probably">probably be closed with plates and rivets, and the guards doubled or tripled about it.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 15 In the moonlight, not more than a hundred yards away, I could see the cage slung from its branch.
15 16 In my running, and fear, disoriented, and once pursued by drunken soldiers, I had inadvertently returned to its vicinity.
15 17 If I were caught I did not doubt but what I would soon again find myself the prisoner of those cramped quarters, though doubtless in fresher, sturdier bonds, probably of iron, and not locked, but hammered closed about my neck and limbs.
15 18 The cage, too, then would probably be closed with plates and rivets, and the guards doubled or tripled about it.
15 19 I crouched down, my head in my hands.
15 20 In a little more than an Ahn, I feared, the camp would be awakened.
15 21 Already it seemed to me that there were more people about than before, more men to avoid.
In the moonlight, not more than a hundred yards away, I could see the cage slung from its branch. In my running, and fear, disoriented, and once pursued by drunken soldiers, I had inadvertently returned to its vicinity. If I were caught I did not doubt but what I would soon again find myself the prisoner of those cramped quarters, though doubtless in fresher, sturdier bonds, probably of iron, and not locked, but hammered closed about my neck and limbs. The cage, too, then would probably be closed with plates and rivets, and the guards doubled or tripled about it. I crouched down, my head in my hands. In a little more than an Ahn, I feared, the camp would be awakened. Already it seemed to me that there were more people about than before, more men to avoid. - (Kajira of Gor)