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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

I put my back under the wagon, facing backward, and, straightening a little, managed to lift it from the mud, and thrust it forward a foot or two. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #54)
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28 54 I put my back under the View more quotes about wagon">wagon, facing backward, and, straightening a little, managed to lift it from the mud, and thrust it forward a foot or two.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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28 51 "Mercy, Masters!" cried one, on her knees in the mud, lifting her hand piteously, and her outcry, unacceptable and importunate, was answered with a stroke of the switch.
28 52 She regained her feet and, joining her coffled sisters, pressed, weeping, with the palms of her small hands against the rude back of the wagon.
28 53 "Hold," I said, moving forward.
28 54 I put my back under the wagon, facing backward, and, straightening a little, managed to lift it from the mud, and thrust it forward a foot or two.
28 55 "Ai!" said a mercenary, nearby.
28 56 "Master!" breathed one of the slaves.
28 57 Others stepped back, and stood in awe, in the mud, on their neck-rope.
"Mercy, Masters!" cried one, on her knees in the mud, lifting her hand piteously, and her outcry, unacceptable and importunate, was answered with a stroke of the switch. She regained her feet and, joining her coffled sisters, pressed, weeping, with the palms of her small hands against the rude back of the wagon. "Hold," I said, moving forward. I put my back under the wagon, facing backward, and, straightening a little, managed to lift it from the mud, and thrust it forward a foot or two. "Ai!" said a mercenary, nearby. "Master!" breathed one of the slaves. Others stepped back, and stood in awe, in the mud, on their neck-rope. - (Swordsmen of Gor)