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

But, a moment after the peasant had vanished, I would surely in any event have been awakened, for Gito leaped to his feet screaming. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #105)
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35 105 But, a View more quotes about moment">moment after the peasant had vanished, I would surely in any event have been awakened, for Gito leaped to his feet screaming.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
35 102 The peasant smiled, and put his great hands affectionately on Gito's small shoulders.
35 103 He then rose, turned about, and, soundlessly, left.
35 104 Yes, I must be dreaming, I thought.
35 105 But, a moment after the peasant had vanished, I would surely in any event have been awakened, for Gito leaped to his feet screaming.
35 106 "Awake! Awake! He was here! He was here!" In the room there was consternation instantly.
35 107 "What? Where?" cried the leader of the strangers.
35 108 "There! There!" cried Gito, pointing to the portal.
The peasant smiled, and put his great hands affectionately on Gito's small shoulders. He then rose, turned about, and, soundlessly, left. Yes, I must be dreaming, I thought. But, a moment after the peasant had vanished, I would surely in any event have been awakened, for Gito leaped to his feet screaming. "Awake! Awake! He was here! He was here!" In the room there was consternation instantly. "What? Where?" cried the leader of the strangers. "There! There!" cried Gito, pointing to the portal. - (Witness of Gor)