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

Through half-closed eyes, in the half-darkness, as moonlight filtered through the thatched roof and sides of the hut, I watched her struggle to her knees. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #74)
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31 74 Through View more quotes about half">half-closed eyes, in the half-darkness, as moonlight filtered through the thatched roof and sides of the hut, I watched her struggle to her knees.

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

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31 71 I heard the blond-haired barbarian stirring.
31 72 She, like the others, had her small hands tied behind her.
31 73 A five-foot line, lying loosely behind her, ran from her bound wrists to the slave post, to which it tethered her.
31 74 Through half-closed eyes, in the half-darkness, as moonlight filtered through the thatched roof and sides of the hut, I watched her struggle to her knees.
31 75 She moaned, softly.
31 76 On her knees, inch by inch, she moved toward me, until her wrists were extended behind her and she could approach no more closely.
31 77 "I know that men are my masters," she whispered, so softly that I knew she did not speak to awaken me.
I heard the blond-haired barbarian stirring. She, like the others, had her small hands tied behind her. A five-foot line, lying loosely behind her, ran from her bound wrists to the slave post, to which it tethered her. Through half-closed eyes, in the half-darkness, as moonlight filtered through the thatched roof and sides of the hut, I watched her struggle to her knees. She moaned, softly. On her knees, inch by inch, she moved toward me, until her wrists were extended behind her and she could approach no more closely. "I know that men are my masters," she whispered, so softly that I knew she did not speak to awaken me. - (Explorers of Gor)