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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

There were men, and women, here and there, passing, and, at some stalls, shopping, these on the other side of the street, but none seemed interested in the cell, or its occupants. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #463)
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8 463 There were men, and View more quotes about women">women, here and there, passing, and, at some stalls, shopping, these on the other side of the street, but none seemed interested in the cell, or its occupants.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
8 460 "May I speak, Master?" "No," she is informed.
8 461 She is then well reminded of her collar and mark.
8 462 I glanced through the bars, out to the street.
8 463 There were men, and women, here and there, passing, and, at some stalls, shopping, these on the other side of the street, but none seemed interested in the cell, or its occupants.
8 464 I quickly, gratefully, drew the brief, wrap-around tunic about me, tucking it in on the side.
8 465 It occurred to me how simply it might be parted, and removed.
8 466 I then clutched the sheet about me.
"May I speak, Master?" "No," she is informed. She is then well reminded of her collar and mark. I glanced through the bars, out to the street. There were men, and women, here and there, passing, and, at some stalls, shopping, these on the other side of the street, but none seemed interested in the cell, or its occupants. I quickly, gratefully, drew the brief, wrap-around tunic about me, tucking it in on the side. It occurred to me how simply it might be parted, and removed. I then clutched the sheet about me. - (Conspirators of Gor)