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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

"When we are outside the camp, when we march, why are my hands bound behind me?" "That you may not attempt to silence the bell," said Cabot. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #5)
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45 5 "When we are View more quotes about outside">outside the camp, when we march, why are my hands bound behind me?" "That you may not attempt to silence the bell," said Cabot.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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45 2 "You are not trusted," said Cabot.
45 3 "It has been decided in the camp that you will be belled.
45 4 It helps to keep track of you".
45 5 "When we are outside the camp, when we march, why are my hands bound behind me?" "That you may not attempt to silence the bell," said Cabot.
45 6 "If you were to flee, its smallest sound would be heard for a hundred yards by Kurii, who could then bring you back for punishment, or execution.
45 7 Too, should you escape from us, its note could easily be detected by those of the purple scarves, who would, following the edict of Lord Agamemnon, as you are human, kill you on sight".
45 8 She made a tiny, angry, fuming noise, and stamped her small, bared foot in the dirt.
"You are not trusted," said Cabot. "It has been decided in the camp that you will be belled. It helps to keep track of you". "When we are outside the camp, when we march, why are my hands bound behind me?" "That you may not attempt to silence the bell," said Cabot. "If you were to flee, its smallest sound would be heard for a hundred yards by Kurii, who could then bring you back for punishment, or execution. Too, should you escape from us, its note could easily be detected by those of the purple scarves, who would, following the edict of Lord Agamemnon, as you are human, kill you on sight". She made a tiny, angry, fuming noise, and stamped her small, bared foot in the dirt. - (Kur of Gor)