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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

"It was as though the rence were alive!" I emerged onto the stern deck, blinking against the sun, where my keeper, who was waiting for me, unlooping the rope leash from the yoke, and, keeping me on a short tether, about a foot Gorean in length, the remaining portion of the leash coiled in his hand, recovered my charge. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #197)
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13 197 "It was as View more quotes about though">though the rence were alive!" I emerged onto the stern deck, blinking against the sun, where my keeper, who was waiting for me, unlooping the rope leash from the yoke, and, keeping me on a short tether, about a foot Gorean in length, the remaining portion of the leash coiled in his hand, recovered my charge.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 194 The officer looked up, puzzled, and then, paying me no mind, went up the stairs to the stern deck.
13 195 I followed him.
13 196 "We seldom saw them!" cried a fellow.
13 197 "It was as though the rence were alive!" I emerged onto the stern deck, blinking against the sun, where my keeper, who was waiting for me, unlooping the rope leash from the yoke, and, keeping me on a short tether, about a foot Gorean in length, the remaining portion of the leash coiled in his hand, recovered my charge.
13 198 "We had no chance," wept a fellow from the water.
13 199 "We did not even see them!" "Where?" demanded the officer, at the barge rail.
13 200 "On the right!" called up a fellow.
The officer looked up, puzzled, and then, paying me no mind, went up the stairs to the stern deck. I followed him. "We seldom saw them!" cried a fellow. "It was as though the rence were alive!" I emerged onto the stern deck, blinking against the sun, where my keeper, who was waiting for me, unlooping the rope leash from the yoke, and, keeping me on a short tether, about a foot Gorean in length, the remaining portion of the leash coiled in his hand, recovered my charge. "We had no chance," wept a fellow from the water. "We did not even see them!" "Where?" demanded the officer, at the barge rail. "On the right!" called up a fellow. - (Vagabonds of Gor)