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

He then freed the pole, and pulled it up, and over, onto the roof, so that it could not be seen from below. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #189)
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39 189 He then View more quotes about freed">freed the pole, and pulled it up, and over, onto the roof, so that it could not be seen from below.

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

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39 186 I heard the roar of the flames behind me.
39 187 I cried out, for the pole dipped down, unexpectedly, given our weight, but, after a few terrifying moments, Kurik had trod the pole upward to the higher roof, across the way.
39 188 On the new roof, he put me down, and I collapsed, shuddering, unable to stand, to the floor of the roof.
39 189 He then freed the pole, and pulled it up, and over, onto the roof, so that it could not be seen from below.
39 190 "What will we do, where will we go?" I asked.
39 191 "While our friends are scouting the ashes," he said, "we shall descend, into this building, and, shortly, exit from its back entrance".
39 192 "Master has essayed the practicality of this?" I said.
I heard the roar of the flames behind me. I cried out, for the pole dipped down, unexpectedly, given our weight, but, after a few terrifying moments, Kurik had trod the pole upward to the higher roof, across the way. On the new roof, he put me down, and I collapsed, shuddering, unable to stand, to the floor of the roof. He then freed the pole, and pulled it up, and over, onto the roof, so that it could not be seen from below. "What will we do, where will we go?" I asked. "While our friends are scouting the ashes," he said, "we shall descend, into this building, and, shortly, exit from its back entrance". "Master has essayed the practicality of this?" I said. - (Plunder of Gor)