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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

I watched them, to make certain they did not get into any trouble, at least as far as I could follow them visually. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #361)
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21 361 I watched them, to make View more quotes about certain">certain they did not get into any trouble, at least as far as I could follow them visually.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 358 He then exited, somewhat grandly, followed by Chino and Lecchio, supporting Petrucchio between them.
21 359 "I did not know Petrucchio was wanted in Ar," Lecchio was saying, in character.
21 360 "Be quiet!" Chino was cautioning him, grunting, and not altogether amused.
21 361 I watched them, to make certain they did not get into any trouble, at least as far as I could follow them visually.
21 362 Then I took my way back through the apartments to where we had secured the prisoners.
21 363 We had tied them, stripped, standing, their backs to the bars, their arms lifted and spread, wrists tied back to the bars, ankles, too, to the barred gate, then again dropped, which had originally prevented me from immediately following Belnar.
21 364 We had used it because it resembled a slaver's grid, to which slaves may be bound at a master's pleasure in an almost infinite variety of attitudes, and positions, ranging from quite standard to exquisitely exotic.
He then exited, somewhat grandly, followed by Chino and Lecchio, supporting Petrucchio between them. "I did not know Petrucchio was wanted in Ar," Lecchio was saying, in character. "Be quiet!" Chino was cautioning him, grunting, and not altogether amused. I watched them, to make certain they did not get into any trouble, at least as far as I could follow them visually. Then I took my way back through the apartments to where we had secured the prisoners. We had tied them, stripped, standing, their backs to the bars, their arms lifted and spread, wrists tied back to the bars, ankles, too, to the barred gate, then again dropped, which had originally prevented me from immediately following Belnar. We had used it because it resembled a slaver's grid, to which slaves may be bound at a master's pleasure in an almost infinite variety of attitudes, and positions, ranging from quite standard to exquisitely exotic. - (Players of Gor)