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

Before we had descended into the interior of the building that we had reached by means of the narrow tem-wood bridge, and while the fire was still raging, and while we were waiting for it to subside, when, we anticipated, those of the faction of Lord Agamemnon would proceed to investigate the smoldering debris, to determine the success of their assignment, I had been put to use, as a slave. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #105)
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40 105 Before we had descended into the View more quotes about interior">interior of the building that we had reached by means of the narrow tem-wood bridge, and while the fire was still raging, and while we were waiting for it to subside, when, we anticipated, those of the faction of Lord Agamemnon would proceed to investigate the smoldering debris, to determine the success of their assignment, I had been put to use, as a slave.

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

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40 102 "I doubt there is such a fellow.
40 103 Also, I am not a master potter, and I am no authority on pigments and glazes, at least no more than most in my caste".
40 104 I remembered last night, when our former dwelling place had been set afire, and we had made our escape.
40 105 Before we had descended into the interior of the building that we had reached by means of the narrow tem-wood bridge, and while the fire was still raging, and while we were waiting for it to subside, when, we anticipated, those of the faction of Lord Agamemnon would proceed to investigate the smoldering debris, to determine the success of their assignment, I had been put to use, as a slave.
40 106 Later, I had lain beside him, gratefully, my lips pressed to this thigh.
40 107 I felt his hand, roughly, but affectionately, in my hair, as one might hold an animal.
40 108 "You are well subjugated," he said.
"I doubt there is such a fellow. Also, I am not a master potter, and I am no authority on pigments and glazes, at least no more than most in my caste". I remembered last night, when our former dwelling place had been set afire, and we had made our escape. Before we had descended into the interior of the building that we had reached by means of the narrow tem-wood bridge, and while the fire was still raging, and while we were waiting for it to subside, when, we anticipated, those of the faction of Lord Agamemnon would proceed to investigate the smoldering debris, to determine the success of their assignment, I had been put to use, as a slave. Later, I had lain beside him, gratefully, my lips pressed to this thigh. I felt his hand, roughly, but affectionately, in my hair, as one might hold an animal. "You are well subjugated," he said. - (Plunder of Gor)