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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

I left the entrance of the tent and walked about the tent, to my left. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #32)
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25 32 I left the View more quotes about entrance">entrance of the tent and walked about the tent, to my left.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 29 The wire was slave wire, with its closely interwoven latticework of sharp, swaying strands, and, numerous and closely set, at intervals of less than a hort, its barbs and knifelike prongs.
25 30 I shuddered.
25 31 A slave could be cut to pieces on such wire.
25 32 I left the entrance of the tent and walked about the tent, to my left.
25 33 I wanted to see Venna, and the Viktel Aria.
25 34 I hoped not to be seen by one of the guards.
25 35 Sometimes I was more modest than at other times.
The wire was slave wire, with its closely interwoven latticework of sharp, swaying strands, and, numerous and closely set, at intervals of less than a hort, its barbs and knifelike prongs. I shuddered. A slave could be cut to pieces on such wire. I left the entrance of the tent and walked about the tent, to my left. I wanted to see Venna, and the Viktel Aria. I hoped not to be seen by one of the guards. Sometimes I was more modest than at other times. - (Dancer of Gor)