Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 704 | The crate, like the View more quotes about others">others, was apparently secured by two hasps and staples, each with their own gigantic padlocks, better than six or seven pounds in weight and six inches in diameter, some three or four inches in thickness. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 701 | "It is time," said the man. |
| 22 | 702 | "Others are within the tent". |
| 22 | 703 | There was a large tent near the crates, a tent Ellen had supposed might house, perhaps among others, the beasts' masters or handlers. |
| 22 | 704 | The crate, like the others, was apparently secured by two hasps and staples, each with their own gigantic padlocks, better than six or seven pounds in weight and six inches in diameter, some three or four inches in thickness. |
| 22 | 705 | Do not let it out, thought Ellen, lying on her stomach, hiding in the darkness. |
| 22 | 706 | But, to Ellen's horror, the men did not bend to undo the padlocks and release the inmate. |
| 22 | 707 | Rather the door simply swung out, being opened from the inside. |
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"It is time," said the man.
"Others are within the tent".
There was a large tent near the crates, a tent Ellen had supposed might house, perhaps among others, the beasts' masters or handlers.
The crate, like the others, was apparently secured by two hasps and staples, each with their own gigantic padlocks, better than six or seven pounds in weight and six inches in diameter, some three or four inches in thickness.
Do not let it out, thought Ellen, lying on her stomach, hiding in the darkness.
But, to Ellen's horror, the men did not bend to undo the padlocks and release the inmate.
Rather the door simply swung out, being opened from the inside.
- (Prize of Gor)