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

The canal gate, which had been forced inward by the rescuing men of Port Kar, hung awry on its hinges. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #203)
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42 203 The canal View more quotes about gate">gate, which had been forced inward by the rescuing men of Port Kar, hung awry on its hinges.

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

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42 200 Blood, here and there, now brownish red and sticky, was drying on the tiles.
42 201 Living intruders, on their bellies, hands behind them, were being fitted with chains.
42 202 Then we were through the opening that had held the remainder of the timbers of the outer portal and were on the landing of the holding's small harbor.
42 203 The canal gate, which had been forced inward by the rescuing men of Port Kar, hung awry on its hinges.
42 204 The holding's harbor itself, and the canal beyond the harbor, was bristling with canal boats.
42 205 Some had been aligned, hull to hull, to afford a passage, a bridge of boats, to access the landing.
42 206 "That slave is naked," said a man, interposing himself between a canal boat and Vas of Anango.
Blood, here and there, now brownish red and sticky, was drying on the tiles. Living intruders, on their bellies, hands behind them, were being fitted with chains. Then we were through the opening that had held the remainder of the timbers of the outer portal and were on the landing of the holding's small harbor. The canal gate, which had been forced inward by the rescuing men of Port Kar, hung awry on its hinges. The holding's harbor itself, and the canal beyond the harbor, was bristling with canal boats. Some had been aligned, hull to hull, to afford a passage, a bridge of boats, to access the landing. "That slave is naked," said a man, interposing himself between a canal boat and Vas of Anango. - (Quarry of Gor)