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

In the third case, the man had apparently not noted the small fanglike sign carved into the wall of the corridor, some two inches above the floor. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #21)
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34 21 In the View more quotes about third">third case, the man had apparently not noted the small fanglike sign carved into the wall of the corridor, some two inches above the floor.

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

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34 18 "You will remain here," the leader of the strangers had informed him.
34 19 "As you wish," said the pit master.
34 20 In the case of the second man, it seemed that he had neglected to lock two small rods in place, toward the center of the bridge, before sliding it out, into place, without which action, it buckles and turns, as on a hinge.
34 21 In the third case, the man had apparently not noted the small fanglike sign carved into the wall of the corridor, some two inches above the floor.
34 22 Accordingly it was not surprising he did not locate the lever which would have secured the trap, disarming it.
34 23 In both of these cases, too, the pit master's expressed willingness to be of assistance was spurned.
34 24 "An excellent move," said the officer of Treve, studying the board before him.
"You will remain here," the leader of the strangers had informed him. "As you wish," said the pit master. In the case of the second man, it seemed that he had neglected to lock two small rods in place, toward the center of the bridge, before sliding it out, into place, without which action, it buckles and turns, as on a hinge. In the third case, the man had apparently not noted the small fanglike sign carved into the wall of the corridor, some two inches above the floor. Accordingly it was not surprising he did not locate the lever which would have secured the trap, disarming it. In both of these cases, too, the pit master's expressed willingness to be of assistance was spurned. "An excellent move," said the officer of Treve, studying the board before him. - (Witness of Gor)