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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

The man who had taken me from the alcove and returned me to it had not, incidentally, as nearly as I could tell, conducted me to and from the house of Belisarius. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #36)
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20 36 The man who had View more quotes about taken">taken me from the alcove and returned me to it had not, incidentally, as nearly as I could tell, conducted me to and from the house of Belisarius.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 33 On the whole surface of the planet there was nowhere to run, nowhere to go.
20 34 I was a slave girl.
20 35 I left the alcove, to return to my duties on the floor, those of a paga slave.
20 36 The man who had taken me from the alcove and returned me to it had not, incidentally, as nearly as I could tell, conducted me to and from the house of Belisarius.
20 37 I had been carried and transported for a time in a small boat, and, for a time, in a cart.
20 38 Hooded, and captive in the slave sack, I had no sense of direction and very little of time.
20 39 I gathered, from what I had heard, that contacts had been made by men wearing masks, who spoke signs and countersigns.
On the whole surface of the planet there was nowhere to run, nowhere to go. I was a slave girl. I left the alcove, to return to my duties on the floor, those of a paga slave. The man who had taken me from the alcove and returned me to it had not, incidentally, as nearly as I could tell, conducted me to and from the house of Belisarius. I had been carried and transported for a time in a small boat, and, for a time, in a cart. Hooded, and captive in the slave sack, I had no sense of direction and very little of time. I gathered, from what I had heard, that contacts had been made by men wearing masks, who spoke signs and countersigns. - (Slave Girl of Gor)