Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 42 | 154 | It would not do, to be missed, at View more quotes about least">least not for too long. |
| 42 | 155 | I had been caught, first by the Panther Women, and then by the attackers, as simply one slave amongst others, as might be one kaiila amongst others, and then, I suppose, in a sense, by the sleen master and his fellow. |
| 42 | 156 | Certainly the sleen had found me, and held me in place, doubtless expecting the hunters to be at hand, but they had not been. |
| 42 | 157 | Happily, they had managed to arrive in time, moments before, it seemed, the sleen would feed. |
| 42 | 158 | I turned about, and, again, looked across the river. |
| 42 | 159 | It was broad at this point, shimmering in the morning light. |
| 42 | 160 | But, too, I was sure it was deep, for I knew it had been well sounded, and frequently, by the men in small boats. |
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It would not do, to be missed, at least not for too long.
I had been caught, first by the Panther Women, and then by the attackers, as simply one slave amongst others, as might be one kaiila amongst others, and then, I suppose, in a sense, by the sleen master and his fellow.
Certainly the sleen had found me, and held me in place, doubtless expecting the hunters to be at hand, but they had not been.
Happily, they had managed to arrive in time, moments before, it seemed, the sleen would feed.
I turned about, and, again, looked across the river.
It was broad at this point, shimmering in the morning light.
But, too, I was sure it was deep, for I knew it had been well sounded, and frequently, by the men in small boats.
- (Smugglers of Gor)