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

"So, Milo," said Appanius, "you would make of me a laughing stock?" "No, Master," said the slave. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #173)
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25 173 "So, Milo," said Appanius, "you would make of me a laughing stock?" "No, View more quotes about master">Master," said the slave.

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

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25 170 His hands were manacled closely behind his back.
25 171 The chains on his ankles would hardly permit him to walk.
25 172 The chain leash dangled to the floor, where it lay in a rough coil.
25 173 "So, Milo," said Appanius, "you would make of me a laughing stock?" "No, Master," said the slave.
25 174 "One can well imagine him laughing about how he betrayed you with a woman," said one of the retainers.
25 175 "It will be the whip, and close chains for you, Milo!" said Appanius.
25 176 "No," said one of the retainers.
His hands were manacled closely behind his back. The chains on his ankles would hardly permit him to walk. The chain leash dangled to the floor, where it lay in a rough coil. "So, Milo," said Appanius, "you would make of me a laughing stock?" "No, Master," said the slave. "One can well imagine him laughing about how he betrayed you with a woman," said one of the retainers. "It will be the whip, and close chains for you, Milo!" said Appanius. "No," said one of the retainers. - (Magicians of Gor)