Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 768 | I saw the exhausted tabuk recover and View more quotes about rise">rise unsteadily to its feet, and trot away. |
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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 765 | I sprang to my feet. |
| 25 | 766 | I reached for my dagger, but it had been removed from my sheath! I stood there, wild, on the grass, between them, the two ropes on my neck. |
| 25 | 767 | Then in short order I was stripped and bound, my ankles together and my hands before me. |
| 25 | 768 | I saw the exhausted tabuk recover and rise unsteadily to its feet, and trot away. |
| 25 | 769 | I, on the other hand, was thrown on my back before the saddle of the leader of these men. |
| 25 | 770 | Both my bound ankles and wrists were thonged to rings. |
| 25 | 771 | I was in the place in which I would have brought home the tabuk, save I would have had him on his belly, so bound. |
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I sprang to my feet.
I reached for my dagger, but it had been removed from my sheath! I stood there, wild, on the grass, between them, the two ropes on my neck.
Then in short order I was stripped and bound, my ankles together and my hands before me.
I saw the exhausted tabuk recover and rise unsteadily to its feet, and trot away.
I, on the other hand, was thrown on my back before the saddle of the leader of these men.
Both my bound ankles and wrists were thonged to rings.
I was in the place in which I would have brought home the tabuk, save I would have had him on his belly, so bound.
- (Mercenaries of Gor)