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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

I Spend a Night in the Semnium; We Leave the City; We Traverse the Camp of Cos I turned in the blankets, brought by soldiers, on the tiles of the vestibule of the Semnium. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #1)
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16 1 I Spend a View more quotes about night">Night in the Semnium; We Leave the City; We Traverse the Camp of Cos I turned in the blankets, brought by soldiers, on the tiles of the vestibule of the Semnium.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 835 At the door, turning, I saw her on her feet, naked, in her chains, being held closely against him, looking up into his eyes.
15 836 Then he threw her on her belly on the desk, on the papers, and the various documents of state.
15 837 I then took my leave.
16 1 I Spend a Night in the Semnium; We Leave the City; We Traverse the Camp of Cos I turned in the blankets, brought by soldiers, on the tiles of the vestibule of the Semnium.
16 2 There were perhaps two hundred people, many of them civilians, being housed there this night.
16 3 Near me, a free female, one of those to be counted among the spoils of Torcadino, was chained on one of the clients' marble benches, one of several serving on such benches, women who, one after the other, in turn, were replaced with others.
16 4 I was troubled.
At the door, turning, I saw her on her feet, naked, in her chains, being held closely against him, looking up into his eyes. Then he threw her on her belly on the desk, on the papers, and the various documents of state. I then took my leave. I Spend a Night in the Semnium; We Leave the City; We Traverse the Camp of Cos I turned in the blankets, brought by soldiers, on the tiles of the vestibule of the Semnium. There were perhaps two hundred people, many of them civilians, being housed there this night. Near me, a free female, one of those to be counted among the spoils of Torcadino, was chained on one of the clients' marble benches, one of several serving on such benches, women who, one after the other, in turn, were replaced with others. I was troubled. - (Mercenaries of Gor)