Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 52 | 481 | On the View more quotes about block">block, turned and exhibited, naked, under the torches, I had wondered if he were out there, somewhere, in the crowd. |
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Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 52 | 478 | In the exposition cage in Brundisium, I had had the bars between us, so I was not so frightened. |
| 52 | 479 | But he had turned away, and I had felt not so much relieved, but rejected. |
| 52 | 480 | When I was sold, I could not well see the crowd. |
| 52 | 481 | On the block, turned and exhibited, naked, under the torches, I had wondered if he were out there, somewhere, in the crowd. |
| 52 | 482 | I did not think he had made a bid on me. |
| 52 | 483 | Then I had been sold, as it turned out, to an agent for Pani, for forty- eight copper tarsks. |
| 52 | 484 | I had not seen him, again, until the dock at Shipcamp, when I had been scorned at his feet. |
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In the exposition cage in Brundisium, I had had the bars between us, so I was not so frightened.
But he had turned away, and I had felt not so much relieved, but rejected.
When I was sold, I could not well see the crowd.
On the block, turned and exhibited, naked, under the torches, I had wondered if he were out there, somewhere, in the crowd.
I did not think he had made a bid on me.
Then I had been sold, as it turned out, to an agent for Pani, for forty- eight copper tarsks.
I had not seen him, again, until the dock at Shipcamp, when I had been scorned at his feet.
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