Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 702 | Then the lad would View more quotes about either">either lead the way, it seemed, with the lantern, or, in a bit, the wagon already again in motion, resume his position on the box. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 699 | Through the sack and the straw, she could detect the light of a lantern. |
| 20 | 700 | Occasionally the wagon stopped and one of the lads would climb down from the wagon box. |
| 20 | 701 | "This way," she would hear. |
| 20 | 702 | Then the lad would either lead the way, it seemed, with the lantern, or, in a bit, the wagon already again in motion, resume his position on the box. |
| 20 | 703 | * * * * Toward noon, the coffle was halted, with the general halt of the march. |
| 20 | 704 | Thankfully Ellen, and her sisters in bondage, knelt. |
| 20 | 705 | They must kneel, knees spread, turned to the right, hands on their thighs, heads down. |
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Through the sack and the straw, she could detect the light of a lantern.
Occasionally the wagon stopped and one of the lads would climb down from the wagon box.
"This way," she would hear.
Then the lad would either lead the way, it seemed, with the lantern, or, in a bit, the wagon already again in motion, resume his position on the box.
* * * * Toward noon, the coffle was halted, with the general halt of the march.
Thankfully Ellen, and her sisters in bondage, knelt.
They must kneel, knees spread, turned to the right, hands on their thighs, heads down.
- (Prize of Gor)