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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

I recognized them as judges. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #261)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
3 261 I recognized them as judges.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 258 It was guided by a man walking View more quotes about behind">behind it, by means of a lever extending back, under the wagon, from the front axle.
3 259 Flanking the wagon, on both sides, were the musicians, with their drums and flutes.
3 260 Behind the wagon, in the white robes trimmed with gold and purple of Merchant Magistrates, came five men.
3 261 I recognized them as judges.
3 262 A pole extended from the front of the wagon, some eight or nine feet.
3 263 There was, at its termination, a semicircular leather cushion, with a short chain.
3 264 The girl's neck had been forced back against the cushion, and then the chain had been fastened, securing her, standing, in place.
It was guided by a man walking behind it, by means of a lever extending back, under the wagon, from the front axle. Flanking the wagon, on both sides, were the musicians, with their drums and flutes. Behind the wagon, in the white robes trimmed with gold and purple of Merchant Magistrates, came five men. I recognized them as judges. A pole extended from the front of the wagon, some eight or nine feet. There was, at its termination, a semicircular leather cushion, with a short chain. The girl's neck had been forced back against the cushion, and then the chain had been fastened, securing her, standing, in place. - (Hunters of Gor)