Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 400 | View more quotes about given">Given the circumstances they would have supposed me to have been, understandably enough, I suppose, frantic with fear. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 397 | There was no escape for me. |
| 61 | 398 | And Kurii fronted the field before the stands. |
| 61 | 399 | It had doubtless seemed to the soldiers that I was trying to escape. |
| 61 | 400 | Given the circumstances they would have supposed me to have been, understandably enough, I suppose, frantic with fear. |
| 61 | 401 | Perhaps that is why they only turned me back, sternly, and did not throw me to my belly and slash the tendons behind my knee on both legs, hamstringing me. |
| 61 | 402 | Goreans do not look lightly on the foolishness of slaves attempting to escape. |
| 61 | 403 | And how would one escape, slave clad or stripped, branded and collared? And where could one escape to, in a world in which one could be but one thing, a slave? And why had my master wanted me to reach the wagon? I knew it to be empty. |
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There was no escape for me.
And Kurii fronted the field before the stands.
It had doubtless seemed to the soldiers that I was trying to escape.
Given the circumstances they would have supposed me to have been, understandably enough, I suppose, frantic with fear.
Perhaps that is why they only turned me back, sternly, and did not throw me to my belly and slash the tendons behind my knee on both legs, hamstringing me.
Goreans do not look lightly on the foolishness of slaves attempting to escape.
And how would one escape, slave clad or stripped, branded and collared? And where could one escape to, in a world in which one could be but one thing, a slave? And why had my master wanted me to reach the wagon? I knew it to be empty.
- (Plunder of Gor)