Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 226 | View more quotes about again">Again and again, I slipped back, inhibited in my chains. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 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. |
| 24 | 228 | I stood there, wildly. |
| 24 | 229 | There, now, on the summit, was not only the guard and the other work slave, now kneeling, with her head down to the sand, but the overseer, and a palanquin, with eight bearers, and a man in silken robes, fat and bald, who reclined upon it, holding a short-stemmed lorgnon, in his right hand. |
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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.
I stood there, wildly.
There, now, on the summit, was not only the guard and the other work slave, now kneeling, with her head down to the sand, but the overseer, and a palanquin, with eight bearers, and a man in silken robes, fat and bald, who reclined upon it, holding a short-stemmed lorgnon, in his right hand.
- (Dancer of Gor)