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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

I slumped at the pole, suddenly, suspended by my chained wrists. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #166)
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11 166 I slumped at the pole, View more quotes about suddenly">suddenly, suspended by my chained wrists.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 163 I did not wish to be again switched.
11 164 She had called me a barbarian! How dared she? But then I thought of the world from which I had come.
11 165 Was it not, in its way, a barbarian world, stupid, inconsistent, crowded, polluted, thoughtless, greedy, hate-filled, afflicted with envies, resentments, and jealousies, dismal, pathological? Perhaps it was I, indeed, who, from such a world, was suitably viewed as the barbarian.
11 166 I slumped at the pole, suddenly, suspended by my chained wrists.
11 167 "Mistress!" cried the girl to my left, alarmed.
11 168 "The barbarian is ill, she is stricken, she has fainted!" Instantly my chain sisters stopped turning the mill.
11 169 I lay, seemingly unconscious in my chains.
I did not wish to be again switched. She had called me a barbarian! How dared she? But then I thought of the world from which I had come. Was it not, in its way, a barbarian world, stupid, inconsistent, crowded, polluted, thoughtless, greedy, hate-filled, afflicted with envies, resentments, and jealousies, dismal, pathological? Perhaps it was I, indeed, who, from such a world, was suitably viewed as the barbarian. I slumped at the pole, suddenly, suspended by my chained wrists. "Mistress!" cried the girl to my left, alarmed. "The barbarian is ill, she is stricken, she has fainted!" Instantly my chain sisters stopped turning the mill. I lay, seemingly unconscious in my chains. - (Plunder of Gor)