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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

I then, in consternation, put my weight against the traces and, after a moment, my feet slipping in the mud, felt the raft move forward. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #55)
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11 55 I then, in consternation, put my weight View more quotes about against">against the traces and, after a moment, my feet slipping in the mud, felt the raft move forward.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 52 Could my conjectures, my suppositions, my suspicions, be so profoundly awry? "Pull!" said my keeper.
11 53 "Pull!" One of the two poles used by the fellows on the raft dug into my back forcing me forward.
11 54 "Pull!" commanded the keeper.
11 55 I then, in consternation, put my weight against the traces and, after a moment, my feet slipping in the mud, felt the raft move forward.
11 56 I had not struggled forward for more than a few feet when I realized, with a sinking feeling, what must have happened.
12 1 It is Thought That There are the Cries of Vosk Gulls "There is one who would see you," said my keeper.
12 2 I looked up from the sand, where I lay, gagged, tethered between two stakes, my hands manacled behind my back.
Could my conjectures, my suppositions, my suspicions, be so profoundly awry? "Pull!" said my keeper. "Pull!" One of the two poles used by the fellows on the raft dug into my back forcing me forward. "Pull!" commanded the keeper. I then, in consternation, put my weight against the traces and, after a moment, my feet slipping in the mud, felt the raft move forward. I had not struggled forward for more than a few feet when I realized, with a sinking feeling, what must have happened. It is Thought That There are the Cries of Vosk Gulls "There is one who would see you," said my keeper. I looked up from the sand, where I lay, gagged, tethered between two stakes, my hands manacled behind my back. - (Vagabonds of Gor)