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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

In a day or two it was anticipated that worn trails might be encountered. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #108)
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28 108 In a day or two it was anticipated that worn trails View more quotes about might">might be encountered.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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28 105 The slave, in her duties, could scarcely have avoided hearing the casual conversations of masters.
28 106 Soon, she gathered, Mirus and his fellow, now muchly recovered, though still unable to walk, would leave the group and make their way toward Brundisium, Mirus dragging an improvised travois, constructed of rope, a pair of poles and a tarpaulin.
28 107 This device had been constructed the preceding evening, their trek having come to a small grove of dark temwood, bordering a tiny stream.
28 108 In a day or two it was anticipated that worn trails might be encountered.
28 109 They had already passed two small streams.
28 110 The slave's master had not touched her.
28 111 She could not have been more deprived if she had been weeks in a dealer's house, in a cramped, readying cage, in which she might be kept until she was ready to scratch and scream with need and beg to be sent to an auction block.
The slave, in her duties, could scarcely have avoided hearing the casual conversations of masters. Soon, she gathered, Mirus and his fellow, now muchly recovered, though still unable to walk, would leave the group and make their way toward Brundisium, Mirus dragging an improvised travois, constructed of rope, a pair of poles and a tarpaulin. This device had been constructed the preceding evening, their trek having come to a small grove of dark temwood, bordering a tiny stream. In a day or two it was anticipated that worn trails might be encountered. They had already passed two small streams. The slave's master had not touched her. She could not have been more deprived if she had been weeks in a dealer's house, in a cramped, readying cage, in which she might be kept until she was ready to scratch and scream with need and beg to be sent to an auction block. - (Prize of Gor)