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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

I had cried out with misery and terror in passing over one of these for a large hand, emerging suddenly through the grating, had seized my ankle. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #311)
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8 311 I had View more quotes about cried">cried out with misery and terror in passing over one of these for a large hand, emerging suddenly through the grating, had seized my ankle.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 308 I was pleased that we were not going to traverse them.
8 309 It had seemed frightening enough to me to come even to this level.
8 310 Sometimes, in our descent, on catwalks, we had even passed over pit cells, little more than holding holes, ceilinged with locked iron gates, sunk in the floor of the corridor.
8 311 I had cried out with misery and terror in passing over one of these for a large hand, emerging suddenly through the grating, had seized my ankle.
8 312 Drusus Rencius had pried open the fingers and thrust the hand away.
8 313 I then kept closely to the center of the catwalks.
8 314 There were male slaves in this house, too, I had learned.
I was pleased that we were not going to traverse them. It had seemed frightening enough to me to come even to this level. Sometimes, in our descent, on catwalks, we had even passed over pit cells, little more than holding holes, ceilinged with locked iron gates, sunk in the floor of the corridor. I had cried out with misery and terror in passing over one of these for a large hand, emerging suddenly through the grating, had seized my ankle. Drusus Rencius had pried open the fingers and thrust the hand away. I then kept closely to the center of the catwalks. There were male slaves in this house, too, I had learned. - (Kajira of Gor)