Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 49 | 227 | The View more quotes about last">last I had seen of him was his wagon, disappearing down the road. |
| 49 | 228 | His slave Mina followed on foot, chained by her wrists to the back of the wagon. |
| 49 | 229 | I thought that, soon enough, she would be beside him on the wagon box, though perhaps braceleted or shackled. |
| 49 | 230 | Astrinax had returned to Ar, to his jobbing, and Lykos, too, was now in Ar. |
| 49 | 231 | He had opened a day stall on the Street of Coins. |
| 49 | 232 | It was not easy to think of him with scales and an abacus. |
| 49 | 233 | It was easier to remember him on his rope, ahead of the wagons, plunging his great staff through the snow, wary of concealed crevices. |
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The last I had seen of him was his wagon, disappearing down the road.
His slave Mina followed on foot, chained by her wrists to the back of the wagon.
I thought that, soon enough, she would be beside him on the wagon box, though perhaps braceleted or shackled.
Astrinax had returned to Ar, to his jobbing, and Lykos, too, was now in Ar.
He had opened a day stall on the Street of Coins.
It was not easy to think of him with scales and an abacus.
It was easier to remember him on his rope, ahead of the wagons, plunging his great staff through the snow, wary of concealed crevices.
- (Conspirators of Gor)