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

The two parties, the first group from the left, the black-tunicked man with two slaves, and the two groups from the right, the one man and the lieutenant, with the slaves at their disposal, now converged at the opposite gate, the center gate of the three gates across from that through which we had entered, one party to its left, the other, the larger party, to its right. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #641)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
37 641 The two parties, the View more quotes about first">first group from the left, the black-tunicked man with two slaves, and the two groups from the right, the one man and the lieutenant, with the slaves at their disposal, now converged at the opposite gate, the center gate of the three gates across from that through which we had entered, one party to its left, the other, the larger party, to its right.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
37 638 "Then it is the center gate which is unlocked!" said the lieutenant.
37 639 "Hurry!" he urged the fellow before him.
37 640 "Move, move!" said that fellow to the slaves before him.
37 641 The two parties, the first group from the left, the black-tunicked man with two slaves, and the two groups from the right, the one man and the lieutenant, with the slaves at their disposal, now converged at the opposite gate, the center gate of the three gates across from that through which we had entered, one party to its left, the other, the larger party, to its right.
37 642 Neither party wished to simply present itself before the opening.
37 643 Gito had remained behind.
37 644 He had not even entered the pool area.
"Then it is the center gate which is unlocked!" said the lieutenant. "Hurry!" he urged the fellow before him. "Move, move!" said that fellow to the slaves before him. The two parties, the first group from the left, the black-tunicked man with two slaves, and the two groups from the right, the one man and the lieutenant, with the slaves at their disposal, now converged at the opposite gate, the center gate of the three gates across from that through which we had entered, one party to its left, the other, the larger party, to its right. Neither party wished to simply present itself before the opening. Gito had remained behind. He had not even entered the pool area. - (Witness of Gor)