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

More than one of them, I am sure, suspected that the alarm had been a false one, occasioned by the trepidation of Gito, awakening from some terrible dream. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #49)
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36 49 More than one of them, I am View more quotes about sure">sure, suspected that the alarm had been a false one, occasioned by the trepidation of Gito, awakening from some terrible dream.

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

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36 46 He must have drawn them earlier within the chamber, and put them like that, to one side, as though they slept.
36 47 If one were to awaken, and see them thusly, lying there, with others about them, men clearly asleep, breathing deeply, one might not suspect anything was amiss.
36 48 "He was truly here," said a man.
36 49 More than one of them, I am sure, suspected that the alarm had been a false one, occasioned by the trepidation of Gito, awakening from some terrible dream.
36 50 "How is it that he can come and go as he pleases?" asked a man.
36 51 "He is like the savages of the Barrens," said a man.
36 52 "He is a beast," said the leader of the strangers.
He must have drawn them earlier within the chamber, and put them like that, to one side, as though they slept. If one were to awaken, and see them thusly, lying there, with others about them, men clearly asleep, breathing deeply, one might not suspect anything was amiss. "He was truly here," said a man. More than one of them, I am sure, suspected that the alarm had been a false one, occasioned by the trepidation of Gito, awakening from some terrible dream. "How is it that he can come and go as he pleases?" asked a man. "He is like the savages of the Barrens," said a man. "He is a beast," said the leader of the strangers. - (Witness of Gor)