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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

The wind was rising, and some leaves fell from the nearby branches. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #264)
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25 264 The wind was View more quotes about rising">rising, and some leaves fell from the nearby branches.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 261 Yet I was not eager to travel through the night.
25 262 What if, in the darkness, I might inadvertently stumble into another stand of such hungry, alert growths? I was hungry, but saw nothing about to eat.
25 263 It seemed dark now, for the time of day.
25 264 The wind was rising, and some leaves fell from the nearby branches.
25 265 It was time, at Shipcamp, that the slaves of Kennel Five would be given their warm slave gruel, before they would be returned to their chains in the low, heavy enclosure.
25 266 Usually we were permitted to feed ourselves, but sometimes we must eat on all fours, head down, not using our hands.
25 267 This is useful in reminding a girl that she is a slave.
Yet I was not eager to travel through the night. What if, in the darkness, I might inadvertently stumble into another stand of such hungry, alert growths? I was hungry, but saw nothing about to eat. It seemed dark now, for the time of day. The wind was rising, and some leaves fell from the nearby branches. It was time, at Shipcamp, that the slaves of Kennel Five would be given their warm slave gruel, before they would be returned to their chains in the low, heavy enclosure. Usually we were permitted to feed ourselves, but sometimes we must eat on all fours, head down, not using our hands. This is useful in reminding a girl that she is a slave. - (Smugglers of Gor)