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

It was the evening of the day following our visit to the Skerry of Lars, in consequence of which Bruno of Torcadino had muchly repaired his fortunes. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #7)
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32 7 It was the View more quotes about evening">evening of the day following our visit to the Skerry of Lars, in consequence of which Bruno of Torcadino had muchly repaired his fortunes.

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

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32 4 I could move little before I was caught up by the chain.
32 5 I was close shackled and my shackle chain was chained to the slave ring in the floor.
32 6 My wrists were fastened behind my back, in slave bracelets.
32 7 It was the evening of the day following our visit to the Skerry of Lars, in consequence of which Bruno of Torcadino had muchly repaired his fortunes.
32 8 My hopes were dashed, my plans ruined.
32 9 "I go to buy men," he had said, standing by the door, before leaving the apartment, "men who can be bought.
32 10 You will remain here".
I could move little before I was caught up by the chain. I was close shackled and my shackle chain was chained to the slave ring in the floor. My wrists were fastened behind my back, in slave bracelets. It was the evening of the day following our visit to the Skerry of Lars, in consequence of which Bruno of Torcadino had muchly repaired his fortunes. My hopes were dashed, my plans ruined. "I go to buy men," he had said, standing by the door, before leaving the apartment, "men who can be bought. You will remain here". - (Quarry of Gor)