Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 663 | They had View more quotes about fled">fled at the first appearance of the beasts. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 660 | And who does not wish to be on her master's leash? One of the beasts led the hood-blind, bound, tethered female by the leash toward the door in the large gate fronting the house of Flavius Minor. |
| 33 | 661 | Another thrust her forward with a broad paw against her back, through the door. |
| 33 | 662 | I saw no signs of the employees of the house, he who had admitted us, he who had borne the lantern, and their two cohorts. |
| 33 | 663 | They had fled at the first appearance of the beasts. |
| 33 | 664 | I did not know where my master was. |
| 33 | 665 | I assumed he lay somewhere, perhaps amongst the bales, barrels, and crates about the walls. |
| 33 | 666 | I supposed him unconscious, so grievous was the blow to which he had been subjected. |
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And who does not wish to be on her master's leash? One of the beasts led the hood-blind, bound, tethered female by the leash toward the door in the large gate fronting the house of Flavius Minor.
Another thrust her forward with a broad paw against her back, through the door.
I saw no signs of the employees of the house, he who had admitted us, he who had borne the lantern, and their two cohorts.
They had fled at the first appearance of the beasts.
I did not know where my master was.
I assumed he lay somewhere, perhaps amongst the bales, barrels, and crates about the walls.
I supposed him unconscious, so grievous was the blow to which he had been subjected.
- (Plunder of Gor)