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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

Being dragged along the side of the platform, conducted by a dozen chains, each attached to, and radiating out from, a heavy metal collar, each chain held by a child, was a pathetic figure, stumbling and struggling, its ankles shackled and its upper body almost swathed in chains, Gnieus Lelius. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #70)
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7 70 Being View more quotes about dragged">dragged along the side of the platform, conducted by a dozen chains, each attached to, and radiating out from, a heavy metal collar, each chain held by a child, was a pathetic figure, stumbling and struggling, its ankles shackled and its upper body almost swathed in chains, Gnieus Lelius.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 67 "Look there, at the foot of the platform!" said a man.
7 68 "The sleen, the scoundrel, the tyrant!" cried men.
7 69 There were cries of rage and hatred from the crowd.
7 70 Being dragged along the side of the platform, conducted by a dozen chains, each attached to, and radiating out from, a heavy metal collar, each chain held by a child, was a pathetic figure, stumbling and struggling, its ankles shackled and its upper body almost swathed in chains, Gnieus Lelius.
7 71 Other children too, some five of them, with switches, hung about him like sting flies.
7 72 At intervals, for which they watched eagerly, receiving the permission of a supervising Taurentian, they would rush forward, striking the helpless figure.
7 73 Muchly did the crowd laugh at this.
"Look there, at the foot of the platform!" said a man. "The sleen, the scoundrel, the tyrant!" cried men. There were cries of rage and hatred from the crowd. Being dragged along the side of the platform, conducted by a dozen chains, each attached to, and radiating out from, a heavy metal collar, each chain held by a child, was a pathetic figure, stumbling and struggling, its ankles shackled and its upper body almost swathed in chains, Gnieus Lelius. Other children too, some five of them, with switches, hung about him like sting flies. At intervals, for which they watched eagerly, receiving the permission of a supervising Taurentian, they would rush forward, striking the helpless figure. Muchly did the crowd laugh at this. - (Magicians of Gor)