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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

Barefoot, on the steel plating, buckled under my feet, the bolts broken, I entered the ship, holding my breath. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #75)
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5 75 View more quotes about barefoot">Barefoot, on the steel plating, buckled under my feet, the bolts broken, I entered the ship, holding my breath.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
5 72 The piping, in several places, had ruptured.
5 73 Panels were split apart, revealing a complex, blackened circuitry within.
5 74 The heavy glass, or quartz or plastic, in the ports was, in many places, broken through.
5 75 Barefoot, on the steel plating, buckled under my feet, the bolts broken, I entered the ship, holding my breath.
5 76 There seemed no one there.
5 77 The interior of the ship was compactly organized, with often only small spaces between tiers of tubing, piping and meters.
5 78 Sometimes these small passages were half closed with bent pipes and tangles of wire erupted from the sides, but I managed to crawl where I wished to.
The piping, in several places, had ruptured. Panels were split apart, revealing a complex, blackened circuitry within. The heavy glass, or quartz or plastic, in the ports was, in many places, broken through. Barefoot, on the steel plating, buckled under my feet, the bolts broken, I entered the ship, holding my breath. There seemed no one there. The interior of the ship was compactly organized, with often only small spaces between tiers of tubing, piping and meters. Sometimes these small passages were half closed with bent pipes and tangles of wire erupted from the sides, but I managed to crawl where I wished to. - (Captive of Gor)