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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

I rose to my feet, half crouching, and backed warily away from him, until I was beyond the line of the chain, and then, wildly, I turned about, and tried to run. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #224)
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24 224 I View more quotes about rose">rose to my feet, half crouching, and backed warily away from him, until I was beyond the line of the chain, and then, wildly, I turned about, and tried to run.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
24 221 I tasted blood in my mouth.
24 222 The men behind me moved to one side, opening a place between them, leading back toward the top of the ridge.
24 223 My eyes fixed on him before whom I had last knelt.
24 224 I rose to my feet, half crouching, and backed warily away from him, until I was beyond the line of the chain, and then, wildly, I turned about, and tried to run.
24 225 I fell, again and again, and then, clawing, and scrambling, I began to ascend the sandy slope.
24 226 Again and again, I slipped back, inhibited in my chains.
24 227 Then I had attained the summit of that ridge.
I tasted blood in my mouth. The men behind me moved to one side, opening a place between them, leading back toward the top of the ridge. My eyes fixed on him before whom I had last knelt. I rose to my feet, half crouching, and backed warily away from him, until I was beyond the line of the chain, and then, wildly, I turned about, and tried to run. I fell, again and again, and then, clawing, and scrambling, I began to ascend the sandy slope. Again and again, I slipped back, inhibited in my chains. Then I had attained the summit of that ridge. - (Dancer of Gor)