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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

The collars were removed from the monstrous beast on his right, which yawned, and rose to its feet, and from the woman, on his left, who remained kneeling, close to the arm of the thronelike chair. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #81)
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11 81 The View more quotes about collars">collars were removed from the monstrous beast on his right, which yawned, and rose to its feet, and from the woman, on his left, who remained kneeling, close to the arm of the thronelike chair.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 78 And certainly determinations, made with merciless thoroughness in the pens, had clarified such matters beyond all doubt.
11 79 And entries pertinent to these matters, I gathered, and had gathered originally to my dismay, for I had regarded such things as my closely guarded secrets, now appeared explicitly on my papers.
11 80 The man before me, regarding me, spoke again to some of those about him.
11 81 The collars were removed from the monstrous beast on his right, which yawned, and rose to its feet, and from the woman, on his left, who remained kneeling, close to the arm of the thronelike chair.
11 82 I was not too pleased to see that the beast was loose.
11 83 The others, however, did not seem alarmed.
11 84 The man then motioned to me, that I should approach.
And certainly determinations, made with merciless thoroughness in the pens, had clarified such matters beyond all doubt. And entries pertinent to these matters, I gathered, and had gathered originally to my dismay, for I had regarded such things as my closely guarded secrets, now appeared explicitly on my papers. The man before me, regarding me, spoke again to some of those about him. The collars were removed from the monstrous beast on his right, which yawned, and rose to its feet, and from the woman, on his left, who remained kneeling, close to the arm of the thronelike chair. I was not too pleased to see that the beast was loose. The others, however, did not seem alarmed. The man then motioned to me, that I should approach. - (Witness of Gor)