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

When I had left the wagon, by means of which I had accomplished my escape from the inn, I had fled across the fields. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #85)
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16 85 When I had View more quotes about left">left the wagon, by means of which I had accomplished my escape from the inn, I had fled across the fields.

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

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16 82 I lay on the slope of a ditch, as it ascended to a road.
16 83 There was a trickle of water at my feet.
16 84 The grass was very green here, because of the water.
16 85 When I had left the wagon, by means of which I had accomplished my escape from the inn, I had fled across the fields.
16 86 I had run and walked until perhaps noon, and had then, fearful of discovery, hidden near a small pool in a brake of ferns until nightfall.
16 87 I had washed in the pool and drunk from it.
16 88 I had set out again in the moonlight.
I lay on the slope of a ditch, as it ascended to a road. There was a trickle of water at my feet. The grass was very green here, because of the water. When I had left the wagon, by means of which I had accomplished my escape from the inn, I had fled across the fields. I had run and walked until perhaps noon, and had then, fearful of discovery, hidden near a small pool in a brake of ferns until nightfall. I had washed in the pool and drunk from it. I had set out again in the moonlight. - (Kajira of Gor)