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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, men were passing, in the darkness, to and fro, sometimes conversing, or calling out. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #180)
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6 180 Too, men were passing, in the View more quotes about darkness">darkness, to and fro, sometimes conversing, or calling out.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 177 I was helpless, woman helpless, slave helpless.
6 178 I do not think that Fina, before me, and the girl behind me, both hooded, were aware of what was transpiring.
6 179 The men spoke softly, and there was still much shouting and tumult at the head of the coffle.
6 180 Too, men were passing, in the darkness, to and fro, sometimes conversing, or calling out.
6 181 I even heard a woman's voice, as well.
6 182 The slaver's men, if aware of what was transpiring, would doubtless have intervened, taking one action or another, but it seems they were at the head of the coffle, trying to soothe disputants.
6 183 Passers-by might be aware of little but a slave's being cut out of the coffle, for one reason or another.
I was helpless, woman helpless, slave helpless. I do not think that Fina, before me, and the girl behind me, both hooded, were aware of what was transpiring. The men spoke softly, and there was still much shouting and tumult at the head of the coffle. Too, men were passing, in the darkness, to and fro, sometimes conversing, or calling out. I even heard a woman's voice, as well. The slaver's men, if aware of what was transpiring, would doubtless have intervened, taking one action or another, but it seems they were at the head of the coffle, trying to soothe disputants. Passers-by might be aware of little but a slave's being cut out of the coffle, for one reason or another. - (Quarry of Gor)