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

The jailer then reached down and, to my misery, I helpless, scooped me up, and threw me over his shoulder. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #832)
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10 832 The jailer then View more quotes about reached">reached down and, to my misery, I helpless, scooped me up, and threw me over his shoulder.

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

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10 829 Perhaps some women might have managed it, even in constraints as I was, but I was not one of them.
10 830 The soldier, I saw, made his way swiftly across the bridge.
10 831 This startled me.
10 832 The jailer then reached down and, to my misery, I helpless, scooped me up, and threw me over his shoulder.
10 833 I bit down on the gag, that I might not scream with fear, and lose it in the moatlike depression.
10 834 He carried me with my head to the rear, as women such as I are often carried.
10 835 We are helpless in this carry, and cannot see to what we are being carried.
Perhaps some women might have managed it, even in constraints as I was, but I was not one of them. The soldier, I saw, made his way swiftly across the bridge. This startled me. The jailer then reached down and, to my misery, I helpless, scooped me up, and threw me over his shoulder. I bit down on the gag, that I might not scream with fear, and lose it in the moatlike depression. He carried me with my head to the rear, as women such as I are often carried. We are helpless in this carry, and cannot see to what we are being carried. - (Witness of Gor)