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

A lad, drawing a cart, had stopped for a time, to look on, but had then gone ahead. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #1026)
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8 1026 A lad, View more quotes about drawing">drawing a cart, had stopped for a time, to look on, but had then gone ahead.

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

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8 1023 As the slaves had been sold, even the former Lady Persinna, much in the street had gone on as it had before the Tenth Ahn.
8 1024 Many men, and women, had come and gone, and shopped, and bargained, without attending to, or, apparently, even noticing, what was going on on our side of the street.
8 1025 A sale of slaves, particularly in a low market, was a familiar, commonplace thing, I gathered, worthy of no particular attention.
8 1026 A lad, drawing a cart, had stopped for a time, to look on, but had then gone ahead.
8 1027 Suddenly I was much aware that only two remained in the cell, myself and another brunette, a darker, taller brunette.
8 1028 I felt the back of the cell wall against my back.
8 1029 I looked to my left, to the opened gate.
As the slaves had been sold, even the former Lady Persinna, much in the street had gone on as it had before the Tenth Ahn. Many men, and women, had come and gone, and shopped, and bargained, without attending to, or, apparently, even noticing, what was going on on our side of the street. A sale of slaves, particularly in a low market, was a familiar, commonplace thing, I gathered, worthy of no particular attention. A lad, drawing a cart, had stopped for a time, to look on, but had then gone ahead. Suddenly I was much aware that only two remained in the cell, myself and another brunette, a darker, taller brunette. I felt the back of the cell wall against my back. I looked to my left, to the opened gate. - (Conspirators of Gor)