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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Perhaps she did not relish being dependent on men, and their protection, for her very life, but she was, and she knew it. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #10)
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29 10 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps she did not relish being dependent on men, and their protection, for her very life, but she was, and she knew it.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 7 It lived on the white ants, or termites, of the vicinity, breaking apart their high, towering nests of toughened clay, some of them thirty-five feet in height, with its mighty claws, then darting its four-foot-long tongue, coated with adhesive saliva, among the nest's startled occupants, drawing thousands in a matter of moments into its narrow, tubelike mouth.
29 8 She drew a bit further away, trembling.
29 9 She was a naked woman, and a slave, on the barbaric planet of Gor.
29 10 Perhaps she did not relish being dependent on men, and their protection, for her very life, but she was, and she knew it.
29 11 We had brought certain goods with us from the canoe to our camp.
29 12 "Oh!" cried the girl, startled.
29 13 A grasshopper, red, the size of a horned gim, a small, owllike bird, some four ounces in weight, common in the northern latitudes, had leaped near the fire, and disappeared into the brush.
It lived on the white ants, or termites, of the vicinity, breaking apart their high, towering nests of toughened clay, some of them thirty-five feet in height, with its mighty claws, then darting its four-foot-long tongue, coated with adhesive saliva, among the nest's startled occupants, drawing thousands in a matter of moments into its narrow, tubelike mouth. She drew a bit further away, trembling. She was a naked woman, and a slave, on the barbaric planet of Gor. Perhaps she did not relish being dependent on men, and their protection, for her very life, but she was, and she knew it. We had brought certain goods with us from the canoe to our camp. "Oh!" cried the girl, startled. A grasshopper, red, the size of a horned gim, a small, owllike bird, some four ounces in weight, common in the northern latitudes, had leaped near the fire, and disappeared into the brush. - (Explorers of Gor)