Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 31 | 484 | The View more quotes about peasant">peasant, his legs free, save for the shackles and a length of chain on each, now turned about and grasped, with both hands, the chain on his neck. |
| 31 | 485 | He put one foot against the wall. |
| 31 | 486 | He began to tear back on the chain. |
| 31 | 487 | One of the black-tunicked men lunged at the pit master. |
| 31 | 488 | He cried out in pain, twisting, drawing back, his arm slashed. |
| 31 | 489 | The pit master drew back his arm, but before he could bring it forward again, three of the black-tunicked men had hurled themselves upon him. |
| 31 | 490 | Then others followed. |
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The peasant, his legs free, save for the shackles and a length of chain on each, now turned about and grasped, with both hands, the chain on his neck.
He put one foot against the wall.
He began to tear back on the chain.
One of the black-tunicked men lunged at the pit master.
He cried out in pain, twisting, drawing back, his arm slashed.
The pit master drew back his arm, but before he could bring it forward again, three of the black-tunicked men had hurled themselves upon him.
Then others followed.
- (Witness of Gor)