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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

I was afraid, even then, even knowing as little as I did at the time, that he might not be pleased, and that I might be struck, or kicked. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #130)
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4 130 I was View more quotes about afraid">afraid, even then, even knowing as little as I did at the time, that he might not be pleased, and that I might be struck, or kicked.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
4 127 I fell, so frightened I was, trying to comply, caught up in the chains.
4 128 I lay there for an instant, in terror, unable to move, feeling so exposed to him.
4 129 My whole back felt terribly vulnerable.
4 130 I was afraid, even then, even knowing as little as I did at the time, that he might not be pleased, and that I might be struck, or kicked.
4 131 But he saw fit, at that time, at least, to show me patience.
4 132 I regained the position and, slowly, carefully, my limbs trembling, crawled from the chamber.
4 133 One may hasten on all fours, so chained, but it is much easier, of course, to move in a measured manner, bit by bit.
I fell, so frightened I was, trying to comply, caught up in the chains. I lay there for an instant, in terror, unable to move, feeling so exposed to him. My whole back felt terribly vulnerable. I was afraid, even then, even knowing as little as I did at the time, that he might not be pleased, and that I might be struck, or kicked. But he saw fit, at that time, at least, to show me patience. I regained the position and, slowly, carefully, my limbs trembling, crawled from the chamber. One may hasten on all fours, so chained, but it is much easier, of course, to move in a measured manner, bit by bit. - (Witness of Gor)