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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

"See if you can slip the ankle ring," laughed Kazrak, and led me back among the supply wagons. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #94)
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10 94 "See if you can View more quotes about slip">slip the ankle ring," laughed Kazrak, and led me back among the supply wagons.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 91 In the wagon there were some twenty girls, dressed in the slave livery of Gor, perhaps ten on a side, chained to a metal bar which ran the length of the wagon.
10 92 Talena would not like that.
10 93 Before she disappeared, she called over her shoulder saucily, "You're not rid of me as easily as this, Tarl of Bristol".
10 94 "See if you can slip the ankle ring," laughed Kazrak, and led me back among the supply wagons.
10 95 We had gone scarcely ten paces and Talena could hardly have been fastened in the wagon before we heard a female scream of pain and a bevy of howls and shrieks.
10 96 From the wagon came the sound of rolling bodies, slamming and cracking against the sides, and the rattle of chains on wood, pierced by squeals of pain and anger.
10 97 The attendant leaped into the back of the wagon with his strap, and there was added to the din the sound of his curses and the crack of the strap as he smartly laid about him.
In the wagon there were some twenty girls, dressed in the slave livery of Gor, perhaps ten on a side, chained to a metal bar which ran the length of the wagon. Talena would not like that. Before she disappeared, she called over her shoulder saucily, "You're not rid of me as easily as this, Tarl of Bristol". "See if you can slip the ankle ring," laughed Kazrak, and led me back among the supply wagons. We had gone scarcely ten paces and Talena could hardly have been fastened in the wagon before we heard a female scream of pain and a bevy of howls and shrieks. From the wagon came the sound of rolling bodies, slamming and cracking against the sides, and the rattle of chains on wood, pierced by squeals of pain and anger. The attendant leaped into the back of the wagon with his strap, and there was added to the din the sound of his curses and the crack of the strap as he smartly laid about him. - (Tarnsman of Gor)