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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Certainly our captor showed no indication of leaving us alone in the van. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #9)
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 6 "We must clear the gate," said the fellow with us.
5 7 "There are hidden surveillance cameras, the fence is charged".
5 8 I assumed that this, the clearing or whatever it might be, would be done from the outside, or that the men in the cab would attend to it.
5 9 Certainly our captor showed no indication of leaving us alone in the van.
5 10 Unattended, even handcuffed together, might we not have attempted flight? But I was afraid that Paula, even given such an opportunity, might have dallied, or, if she ran, it would have been merely for my sake, that I might not have been impeded.
5 11 Did she long to be on a chain? Did she hope to belong to a man, categorically, as no more than his possession? He lifted the lid of a box to his left.
5 12 I did not understand this.
"We must clear the gate," said the fellow with us. "There are hidden surveillance cameras, the fence is charged". I assumed that this, the clearing or whatever it might be, would be done from the outside, or that the men in the cab would attend to it. Certainly our captor showed no indication of leaving us alone in the van. Unattended, even handcuffed together, might we not have attempted flight? But I was afraid that Paula, even given such an opportunity, might have dallied, or, if she ran, it would have been merely for my sake, that I might not have been impeded. Did she long to be on a chain? Did she hope to belong to a man, categorically, as no more than his possession? He lifted the lid of a box to his left. I did not understand this. - (Plunder of Gor)