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

Surely it was natural for us, then, desperate and frightened, in our consternation, to wish to withdraw from what it might be, not clearly understood, so menacing, that was rushing upon us, but we were in our neck rope. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #50)
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39 50 View more quotes about surely">Surely it was natural for us, then, desperate and frightened, in our consternation, to wish to withdraw from what it might be, not clearly understood, so menacing, that was rushing upon us, but we were in our neck rope.

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

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39 47 I fear I was one of these.
39 48 The other may have been unable to make a sound.
39 49 We had spun about, to our right, confused, in alarm, trying to discern what was occurring, our burdens tumbled away.
39 50 Surely it was natural for us, then, desperate and frightened, in our consternation, to wish to withdraw from what it might be, not clearly understood, so menacing, that was rushing upon us, but we were in our neck rope.
39 51 Tula tried to dart away, but was held to us.
39 52 Mila and I were jerked from our feet, and Tula, too, fell.
39 53 We were tangled with one another.
I fear I was one of these. The other may have been unable to make a sound. We had spun about, to our right, confused, in alarm, trying to discern what was occurring, our burdens tumbled away. Surely it was natural for us, then, desperate and frightened, in our consternation, to wish to withdraw from what it might be, not clearly understood, so menacing, that was rushing upon us, but we were in our neck rope. Tula tried to dart away, but was held to us. Mila and I were jerked from our feet, and Tula, too, fell. We were tangled with one another. - (Smugglers of Gor)