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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Well did they understand, I saw, the hopelessness of even the thought of escape. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #123)
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12 123 Well did they View more quotes about understand">understand, I saw, the hopelessness of even the thought of escape.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 120 Quickly the woman scrambled back, into the herd.
12 121 Several of the other women in the herd, I had noticed, had been following these conversations, my conversation with the boys and then, later, my conversation with the woman.
12 122 In their eyes I had seen terror.
12 123 Well did they understand, I saw, the hopelessness of even the thought of escape.
12 124 Even if they should elude their red pursuers, which seemed almost unthinkable, there would be waiting for them only the prairie, and the sleen.
12 125 These women, like most white women in the Barrens, and they well knew it, to their terror, lived at the mercy of, and on the sufferance of, red masters.
12 126 "In a moon or two it will be time to thin the herds," said one of the lads.
Quickly the woman scrambled back, into the herd. Several of the other women in the herd, I had noticed, had been following these conversations, my conversation with the boys and then, later, my conversation with the woman. In their eyes I had seen terror. Well did they understand, I saw, the hopelessness of even the thought of escape. Even if they should elude their red pursuers, which seemed almost unthinkable, there would be waiting for them only the prairie, and the sleen. These women, like most white women in the Barrens, and they well knew it, to their terror, lived at the mercy of, and on the sufferance of, red masters. "In a moon or two it will be time to thin the herds," said one of the lads. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)