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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She clung to the basket, terrified. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #387)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
20 387 She clung to the basket, View more quotes about terrified">terrified.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 384 When the bird turned away, to strike at another bird, Ellen, wildly, thrust the last rope free, and found herself in the water, the basket free of the harness, clinging to the remains of the basket, little more now than two sides and a flooring.
20 385 The water was dark and cold.
20 386 Ellen did not know how to swim.
20 387 She clung to the basket, terrified.
20 388 She could hardly breathe or see, for the darkness, the thrashing shapes, the splashing water.
20 389 * * * * "March!" came the command, a command accompanied by the crack of a whip, sudden and sharp.
20 390 Ellen heard tiny cries of fear and dismay, from both before and behind her.
When the bird turned away, to strike at another bird, Ellen, wildly, thrust the last rope free, and found herself in the water, the basket free of the harness, clinging to the remains of the basket, little more now than two sides and a flooring. The water was dark and cold. Ellen did not know how to swim. She clung to the basket, terrified. She could hardly breathe or see, for the darkness, the thrashing shapes, the splashing water. * * * * "March!" came the command, a command accompanied by the crack of a whip, sudden and sharp. Ellen heard tiny cries of fear and dismay, from both before and behind her. - (Prize of Gor)