Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 49 | 341 | He, View more quotes about apparently">apparently curious, was looking after the two running fellows. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 49 | 338 | Perhaps, if my wrists had not been pinioned behind my back, I might have offered the assailants some resistance, or, at least, delayed their depredation long enough to attract the attention of passers-by. |
| 49 | 339 | I must now try, painfully, miserably, bit by bit, to edge my way to the mouth of the alley. |
| 49 | 340 | But, a moment later, a Leather Worker, passing by in the street outside, was in the mouth of the alley. |
| 49 | 341 | He, apparently curious, was looking after the two running fellows. |
| 49 | 342 | He then looked into the alley, saw me, and, a little later, my ankles had been freed. |
| 49 | 343 | I looked at him, wildly, piteously, over the gag. |
| 49 | 344 | I made muffled noises, begging that the gag be removed. |
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Perhaps, if my wrists had not been pinioned behind my back, I might have offered the assailants some resistance, or, at least, delayed their depredation long enough to attract the attention of passers-by.
I must now try, painfully, miserably, bit by bit, to edge my way to the mouth of the alley.
But, a moment later, a Leather Worker, passing by in the street outside, was in the mouth of the alley.
He, apparently curious, was looking after the two running fellows.
He then looked into the alley, saw me, and, a little later, my ankles had been freed.
I looked at him, wildly, piteously, over the gag.
I made muffled noises, begging that the gag be removed.
- (Conspirators of Gor)