Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 521 | How absurd, if for so View more quotes about little">little, not even comprehended, our throats might be cut! No wonder we were so miserable, so frightened! The peasant stood there now like a beast at bay. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 518 | We feared that we might be disposed of. |
| 31 | 519 | Perhaps it would be decided that we had seen too much. |
| 31 | 520 | Yet we understood, surely, little, if anything, of what we had seen. |
| 31 | 521 | How absurd, if for so little, not even comprehended, our throats might be cut! No wonder we were so miserable, so frightened! The peasant stood there now like a beast at bay. |
| 31 | 522 | From the shackles on his left and right ankles there hung, their links on the stone, broken chains. |
| 31 | 523 | Another chain dangled from the ring on the collar on his neck. |
| 31 | 524 | A link had snapped, but the plate behind him on the wall, too, was half pulled out from the stone. |
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We feared that we might be disposed of.
Perhaps it would be decided that we had seen too much.
Yet we understood, surely, little, if anything, of what we had seen.
How absurd, if for so little, not even comprehended, our throats might be cut! No wonder we were so miserable, so frightened! The peasant stood there now like a beast at bay.
From the shackles on his left and right ankles there hung, their links on the stone, broken chains.
Another chain dangled from the ring on the collar on his neck.
A link had snapped, but the plate behind him on the wall, too, was half pulled out from the stone.
- (Witness of Gor)