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

Then, on the other side of them, closer to the sea, lay the gagged, helplessly thonged slave girls; then came the blankets and supplies of Hura's twenty-one women; then came the equipment of the fifty-five men of Tyros, almost at the margin of the animal fires. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #214)
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18 214 Then, on the other View more quotes about side">side of them, closer to the sea, lay the gagged, helplessly thonged slave girls; then came the blankets and supplies of Hura's twenty-one women; then came the equipment of the fifty-five men of Tyros, almost at the margin of the animal fires.

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

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18 211 Their wrists, of course, were still secured, with Gorean perfection, behind their backs.
18 212 I would have no allies within the stockade.
18 213 Marlenus and the other male slaves lay closest to the back wall of the stockade.
18 214 Then, on the other side of them, closer to the sea, lay the gagged, helplessly thonged slave girls; then came the blankets and supplies of Hura's twenty-one women; then came the equipment of the fifty-five men of Tyros, almost at the margin of the animal fires.
18 215 Again and again the men of Tyros and their fair allies, the women of Hura, cheered.
18 216 I slipped back, unnoticed, into the darkness.
18 217 I must make rendezvous with the Rhoda and Tesephone before Sarus.
Their wrists, of course, were still secured, with Gorean perfection, behind their backs. I would have no allies within the stockade. Marlenus and the other male slaves lay closest to the back wall of the stockade. Then, on the other side of them, closer to the sea, lay the gagged, helplessly thonged slave girls; then came the blankets and supplies of Hura's twenty-one women; then came the equipment of the fifty-five men of Tyros, almost at the margin of the animal fires. Again and again the men of Tyros and their fair allies, the women of Hura, cheered. I slipped back, unnoticed, into the darkness. I must make rendezvous with the Rhoda and Tesephone before Sarus. - (Hunters of Gor)