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

We did not return immediately to the pits, as the pit master had certain matters to attend to in the city, mostly having to do with supplies. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #974)
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29 974 We did not View more quotes about return">return immediately to the pits, as the pit master had certain matters to attend to in the city, mostly having to do with supplies.

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

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29 971 But she was confident that her sisters would ransom her.
29 972 I wondered if the guard would make a bid on her.
29 973 I then, at a sign from the pit master, brought the free woman forward and, shortly thereafter, she flanked by the guards, I holding her leash, the pit master leading, we left the court of the commercial praetor.
29 974 We did not return immediately to the pits, as the pit master had certain matters to attend to in the city, mostly having to do with supplies.
29 975 Indeed, it was, as it happened, only after sunset that we reached the entrance to the tunnels, some branches of which lead to underground routes and defenses, others to the pits.
29 976 We did stop for a moment on the terrace, to watch a tarn caravan in flight, one of more than fifty birds, one which had left in the vicinity of sunset.
29 977 Those not of this city with such a caravan, in the carrying baskets, would be hooded.
But she was confident that her sisters would ransom her. I wondered if the guard would make a bid on her. I then, at a sign from the pit master, brought the free woman forward and, shortly thereafter, she flanked by the guards, I holding her leash, the pit master leading, we left the court of the commercial praetor. We did not return immediately to the pits, as the pit master had certain matters to attend to in the city, mostly having to do with supplies. Indeed, it was, as it happened, only after sunset that we reached the entrance to the tunnels, some branches of which lead to underground routes and defenses, others to the pits. We did stop for a moment on the terrace, to watch a tarn caravan in flight, one of more than fifty birds, one which had left in the vicinity of sunset. Those not of this city with such a caravan, in the carrying baskets, would be hooded. - (Witness of Gor)