Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 733 | Then I was drawn to the very View more quotes about edge">edge of the pool. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 730 | This seems to be the case with certain birds and rodents and, possibly, even with an animal as important to the Gorean economy as the bosk. |
| 32 | 731 | "Struggling, trying to pull back, fighting the wrist leashes, screaming, inch by inch," she said, "I was drawn toward the pool. |
| 32 | 732 | 'Master! Master!' I screamed. |
| 32 | 733 | Then I was drawn to the very edge of the pool. |
| 32 | 734 | I looked back wildly over my shoulder, sobbing. |
| 32 | 735 | 'Please, Master!' I wept. |
| 32 | 736 | 'Have mercy on me, Master! Mercy, Master, mercy! Take pity on a worthless slave!' The wrist leashes then tightened, to plunge me forward into the lifted, waiting, lunging jaws. |
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This seems to be the case with certain birds and rodents and, possibly, even with an animal as important to the Gorean economy as the bosk.
"Struggling, trying to pull back, fighting the wrist leashes, screaming, inch by inch," she said, "I was drawn toward the pool.
'Master! Master!' I screamed.
Then I was drawn to the very edge of the pool.
I looked back wildly over my shoulder, sobbing.
'Please, Master!' I wept.
'Have mercy on me, Master! Mercy, Master, mercy! Take pity on a worthless slave!' The wrist leashes then tightened, to plunge me forward into the lifted, waiting, lunging jaws.
- (Explorers of Gor)