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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then, craning for a look, we lined up beside the wagon. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #390)
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7 390 Then, craning for a View more quotes about look">look, we lined up beside the wagon.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 387 One by one, we slid along the bar and to the back edge of the wagon, where the gate had been dropped.
7 388 My ankles, and those of the other girls, were still joined, of course, by about a foot of chain and two ankle rings.
7 389 As we left the wagon, each of us, one by one, we were thonged in a line, by binding fiber, in throat coffle.
7 390 Then, craning for a look, we lined up beside the wagon.
7 391 The girls from the other wagon, ahead of us, Lana among them, were already on the grass, looking.
7 392 We could see a large, flat wagon, drawn by four huge, beautifully groomed black bosk.
7 393 On the wagon, under a fringed, silken canopy, on a curule chair, there sat a woman.
One by one, we slid along the bar and to the back edge of the wagon, where the gate had been dropped. My ankles, and those of the other girls, were still joined, of course, by about a foot of chain and two ankle rings. As we left the wagon, each of us, one by one, we were thonged in a line, by binding fiber, in throat coffle. Then, craning for a look, we lined up beside the wagon. The girls from the other wagon, ahead of us, Lana among them, were already on the grass, looking. We could see a large, flat wagon, drawn by four huge, beautifully groomed black bosk. On the wagon, under a fringed, silken canopy, on a curule chair, there sat a woman. - (Captive of Gor)