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

The two men then withdrew again, only to soon return, one bearing a trough, some five feet in length, and the other two buckets, in one of which was a utensil, which proved to be a ladle. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #500)
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6 500 The two men then withdrew View more quotes about again">again, only to soon return, one bearing a trough, some five feet in length, and the other two buckets, in one of which was a utensil, which proved to be a ladle.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 497 I dared not conjecture what might be my responses, my helplessness, my feelings, if I found myself collared.
6 498 The fellow who had been addressing us turned and said something to the two fellows with him, and they withdrew, to return shortly with some metal bowls which they placed in a lateral line, before the fellow who had been addressing us.
6 499 There were seven such bowls.
6 500 The two men then withdrew again, only to soon return, one bearing a trough, some five feet in length, and the other two buckets, in one of which was a utensil, which proved to be a ladle.
6 501 "I gather," said the fellow who had been addressing us, "that you may be thirsty, and hungry".
6 502 Surely we were.
6 503 Particularly, I was hungry.
I dared not conjecture what might be my responses, my helplessness, my feelings, if I found myself collared. The fellow who had been addressing us turned and said something to the two fellows with him, and they withdrew, to return shortly with some metal bowls which they placed in a lateral line, before the fellow who had been addressing us. There were seven such bowls. The two men then withdrew again, only to soon return, one bearing a trough, some five feet in length, and the other two buckets, in one of which was a utensil, which proved to be a ladle. "I gather," said the fellow who had been addressing us, "that you may be thirsty, and hungry". Surely we were. Particularly, I was hungry. - (Plunder of Gor)