Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 42 | 196 | The View more quotes about sound">sound of the bells on my left ankle, if heard, was ignored. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 42 | 193 | How helpless I felt, naked, collared, my hands tied behind me! "Move," he said, removing his hand from my mouth, thrusting me ahead of him. |
| 42 | 194 | Then a second pair, again a slave and a master, made their way from the inner vestibule. |
| 42 | 195 | I gathered that Vas of Anango had not wished to risk killing me in the press of the celebrants. |
| 42 | 196 | The sound of the bells on my left ankle, if heard, was ignored. |
| 42 | 197 | It was only that of another belled slave. |
| 42 | 198 | Then we were making our way through the outer vestibule, threading our way amongst standing men, some still with bared weapons. |
| 42 | 199 | We stepped about fallen bodies, those of red-scarfed intruders and those, doubtless, of men of Port Kar. |
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How helpless I felt, naked, collared, my hands tied behind me! "Move," he said, removing his hand from my mouth, thrusting me ahead of him.
Then a second pair, again a slave and a master, made their way from the inner vestibule.
I gathered that Vas of Anango had not wished to risk killing me in the press of the celebrants.
The sound of the bells on my left ankle, if heard, was ignored.
It was only that of another belled slave.
Then we were making our way through the outer vestibule, threading our way amongst standing men, some still with bared weapons.
We stepped about fallen bodies, those of red-scarfed intruders and those, doubtless, of men of Port Kar.
- (Quarry of Gor)