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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

We then slipped into the tent under the canvas, as well, as that was most convenient. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #51)
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42 51 We then View more quotes about slipped">slipped into the tent under the canvas, as well, as that was most convenient.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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42 48 Behind the tent, they encountered Haruki, seemingly bewildered, indicating the two mysteriously prone Ashigaru, whom our new arrivals, the other two Ashigaru, quickly joined.
42 49 Meanwhile Ichiro had entered the slave tent and had his companion sword, easily handled at close quarters, at the throat of the officer.
42 50 We joined Ichiro and the officer, both now well within the tent, as soon as we had dragged the four Ashigaru to the back of the tent, outside, and tucked them under the sagging canvas.
42 51 We then slipped into the tent under the canvas, as well, as that was most convenient.
42 52 The whip master was reluctant to supply the master key to which the ankle locks of the slaves would answer but it was easily rifled from his person.
42 53 He was then conducted to the rear of the tent, which was half collapsed, where he beheld four unconscious Ashigaru.
42 54 He did not have long to behold them, however, as, thanks to another blow of a peg, or stake, such things having been brought within the tent, wielded now by Tajima, he joined them, to share for a more or less indefinite time their untroubled condition.
Behind the tent, they encountered Haruki, seemingly bewildered, indicating the two mysteriously prone Ashigaru, whom our new arrivals, the other two Ashigaru, quickly joined. Meanwhile Ichiro had entered the slave tent and had his companion sword, easily handled at close quarters, at the throat of the officer. We joined Ichiro and the officer, both now well within the tent, as soon as we had dragged the four Ashigaru to the back of the tent, outside, and tucked them under the sagging canvas. We then slipped into the tent under the canvas, as well, as that was most convenient. The whip master was reluctant to supply the master key to which the ankle locks of the slaves would answer but it was easily rifled from his person. He was then conducted to the rear of the tent, which was half collapsed, where he beheld four unconscious Ashigaru. He did not have long to behold them, however, as, thanks to another blow of a peg, or stake, such things having been brought within the tent, wielded now by Tajima, he joined them, to share for a more or less indefinite time their untroubled condition. - (Rebels of Gor)