Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 10 | 808 | At View more quotes about best">best, unconfined, under duress, I might have tried to inch across it on my belly, trying to balance upon it, clinging desperately to it. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 10 | 805 | Bridging this moatlike depression, running parallel to the sides of the corridor, there lay a narrow, retractable metal beam or plank, perhaps two inches in width. |
| 10 | 806 | I shook my head negatively, wildly, beggingly, piteously. |
| 10 | 807 | Even were I not confined as I was, I would not have dared to essay that narrow span, that long, terrifyingly narrow beam. |
| 10 | 808 | At best, unconfined, under duress, I might have tried to inch across it on my belly, trying to balance upon it, clinging desperately to it. |
| 10 | 809 | I began to tremble. |
| 10 | 810 | I feared I could not long remain on my feet, so weak and frightened I was. |
| 10 | 811 | I looked at the soldier, the jailer. |
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Bridging this moatlike depression, running parallel to the sides of the corridor, there lay a narrow, retractable metal beam or plank, perhaps two inches in width.
I shook my head negatively, wildly, beggingly, piteously.
Even were I not confined as I was, I would not have dared to essay that narrow span, that long, terrifyingly narrow beam.
At best, unconfined, under duress, I might have tried to inch across it on my belly, trying to balance upon it, clinging desperately to it.
I began to tremble.
I feared I could not long remain on my feet, so weak and frightened I was.
I looked at the soldier, the jailer.
- (Witness of Gor)