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

He put out his hand, but he was afraid to approach her, for fear she might leap down, or he might, inadvertently, cause her to lose her balance. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #138)
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40 138 He put out his View more quotes about hand">hand, but he was afraid to approach her, for fear she might leap down, or he might, inadvertently, cause her to lose her balance.

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

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40 135 Indeed, he might thrust himself upon that slim blade concealed within his tunic.
40 136 "Come, Master!" cried Fina, leaping up, and springing to the wall itself, where he had stood.
40 137 "Come down!" cried the pit master, in horror.
40 138 He put out his hand, but he was afraid to approach her, for fear she might leap down, or he might, inadvertently, cause her to lose her balance.
40 139 "Come down, I beg you!" he wept.
40 140 "You beg a slave?" she laughed.
40 141 "She should certainly be beaten," said the officer.
Indeed, he might thrust himself upon that slim blade concealed within his tunic. "Come, Master!" cried Fina, leaping up, and springing to the wall itself, where he had stood. "Come down!" cried the pit master, in horror. He put out his hand, but he was afraid to approach her, for fear she might leap down, or he might, inadvertently, cause her to lose her balance. "Come down, I beg you!" he wept. "You beg a slave?" she laughed. "She should certainly be beaten," said the officer. - (Witness of Gor)