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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

He, too, slipped, as I was not displeased to note, but our hands met and he was drawn to safety. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #22)
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20 22 He, too, View more quotes about slipped">slipped, as I was not displeased to note, but our hands met and he was drawn to safety.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 19 I managed to catch her.
20 20 She was now covered with a cold sweat and was trembling with terror.
20 21 Perched on the wall, holding the girl with one hand to prevent her tumbling off, I watched Harold springing up and down and then he was leaping towards me.
20 22 He, too, slipped, as I was not displeased to note, but our hands met and he was drawn to safety.
20 23 "Be careful," I advised him, attempting not to let a note of triumph permeate my admonition.
20 24 "Quite right," wheezed Harold, "as I myself earlier pointed out".
20 25 I considered pushing him off the wall, but, thinking of the height, the likelihood of breaking his neck and back and such, and consequently thereby complicating our measures for escape, I dismissed the notion as impractical, however tempting.
I managed to catch her. She was now covered with a cold sweat and was trembling with terror. Perched on the wall, holding the girl with one hand to prevent her tumbling off, I watched Harold springing up and down and then he was leaping towards me. He, too, slipped, as I was not displeased to note, but our hands met and he was drawn to safety. "Be careful," I advised him, attempting not to let a note of triumph permeate my admonition. "Quite right," wheezed Harold, "as I myself earlier pointed out". I considered pushing him off the wall, but, thinking of the height, the likelihood of breaking his neck and back and such, and consequently thereby complicating our measures for escape, I dismissed the notion as impractical, however tempting. - (Nomads of Gor)