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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

I must not make my serious concerns too obvious. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #637)
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 634 Occasionally one was opened, even generations after its closure, that it might be reused, and the lingering stench might still overcome even a strong man.
5 635 Usually these pits were tended by male slaves, with shovels, with the lower parts of their faces wrapped in scarves.
5 636 "The walls of Ar," I said, "are doubtless being rebuilt".
5 637 I must not make my serious concerns too obvious.
5 638 "With soaring hearts and singing," said a fellow.
5 639 "And the flute girls who so tormented and mocked the earlier dismantlers of the walls?" I asked.
5 640 "Collared, naked, sweating, under the lash," said a fellow, "they now struggle to bear stones to the builders".
Occasionally one was opened, even generations after its closure, that it might be reused, and the lingering stench might still overcome even a strong man. Usually these pits were tended by male slaves, with shovels, with the lower parts of their faces wrapped in scarves. "The walls of Ar," I said, "are doubtless being rebuilt". I must not make my serious concerns too obvious. "With soaring hearts and singing," said a fellow. "And the flute girls who so tormented and mocked the earlier dismantlers of the walls?" I asked. "Collared, naked, sweating, under the lash," said a fellow, "they now struggle to bear stones to the builders". - (Swordsmen of Gor)