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

How small and weak humans seemed compared to such a thing. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #361)
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29 361 How View more quotes about small">small and weak humans seemed compared to such a thing.

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

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29 358 It could bend bars.
29 359 It could destroy men.
29 360 Such a beast, I feared, was some type of dominant life form.
29 361 How small and weak humans seemed compared to such a thing.
29 362 How I feared then for my species! I now wanted to be sold as quickly as possible to the brigands, and taken from this place, to be locked in the closed slave wagon.
29 363 Would I be safe even there, or could such a thing tear off the plates, those bolted, iron plates which confined us so well within, in the darkness, to get at us? I had not been given permission to speak, and dared not ask it.
29 364 If I had I would have begged release from the railing and submission to any bonds my captors might choose, even body cages or wire jackets, simply to be taken from this place! "What is it?" asked the small fellow of the beast.
It could bend bars. It could destroy men. Such a beast, I feared, was some type of dominant life form. How small and weak humans seemed compared to such a thing. How I feared then for my species! I now wanted to be sold as quickly as possible to the brigands, and taken from this place, to be locked in the closed slave wagon. Would I be safe even there, or could such a thing tear off the plates, those bolted, iron plates which confined us so well within, in the darkness, to get at us? I had not been given permission to speak, and dared not ask it. If I had I would have begged release from the railing and submission to any bonds my captors might choose, even body cages or wire jackets, simply to be taken from this place! "What is it?" asked the small fellow of the beast. - (Dancer of Gor)