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

Who knew when a master might emerge into the corridor? How fitting this seemed to me, that I should be kneeling, neck-roped, my wrists tied together behind my back. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 41, Sentence #147)
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41 147 Who View more quotes about knew">knew when a master might emerge into the corridor? How fitting this seemed to me, that I should be kneeling, neck-roped, my wrists tied together behind my back.

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

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41 144 A little later we could hear the bar for the Tenth Ahn ringing over the city.
41 145 Shortly after that, Portia was added to the coffle, and we were then once more alone.
41 146 At one end of the corridor, now, though no masters were present, we remained on our knees.
41 147 Who knew when a master might emerge into the corridor? How fitting this seemed to me, that I should be kneeling, neck-roped, my wrists tied together behind my back.
41 148 I, and the other slaves, would abide the outcome of the doings of men, as the sort of cattle we were.
41 149 The intruders wore red scarves.
41 150 This informed me that they were not associates of long standing.
A little later we could hear the bar for the Tenth Ahn ringing over the city. Shortly after that, Portia was added to the coffle, and we were then once more alone. At one end of the corridor, now, though no masters were present, we remained on our knees. Who knew when a master might emerge into the corridor? How fitting this seemed to me, that I should be kneeling, neck-roped, my wrists tied together behind my back. I, and the other slaves, would abide the outcome of the doings of men, as the sort of cattle we were. The intruders wore red scarves. This informed me that they were not associates of long standing. - (Quarry of Gor)