Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 9 | 556 | The day, View more quotes about again">again, was bright, and the boards of the wharf, as I could tell, placing my hands through the bars, once again, were, like the cage and bars, warm to the touch. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 9 | 553 | I had always managed men, quite well. |
| 9 | 554 | It was the next morning. |
| 9 | 555 | The tarpaulin that had been cast over my cage the night before had now been drawn aside. |
| 9 | 556 | The day, again, was bright, and the boards of the wharf, as I could tell, placing my hands through the bars, once again, were, like the cage and bars, warm to the touch. |
| 9 | 557 | I looked about, after my watering and feeding, and my use of the waste trough. |
| 9 | 558 | This fellow looked prosperous. |
| 9 | 559 | His robes were white and gold. |
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I had always managed men, quite well.
It was the next morning.
The tarpaulin that had been cast over my cage the night before had now been drawn aside.
The day, again, was bright, and the boards of the wharf, as I could tell, placing my hands through the bars, once again, were, like the cage and bars, warm to the touch.
I looked about, after my watering and feeding, and my use of the waste trough.
This fellow looked prosperous.
His robes were white and gold.
- (Plunder of Gor)