Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 68 | 524 | The guardsmen then View more quotes about continued">continued on their way. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 68 | 521 | "I thought so," said one of the guardsmen. |
| 68 | 522 | "I would hate to think that any slave was so stupid that she thought she could escape". |
| 68 | 523 | On this world, it is true, I thought, there was no place to which she could escape. |
| 68 | 524 | The guardsmen then continued on their way. |
| 68 | 525 | Kurik, my master, then turned away, to return the way we had come, and I heeled him. |
| 68 | 526 | As I followed him, I tied the loose, simple bondage knot in my hair. |
| 68 | 527 | When we reached the domicile, I trusted that he would notice. |
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"I thought so," said one of the guardsmen.
"I would hate to think that any slave was so stupid that she thought she could escape".
On this world, it is true, I thought, there was no place to which she could escape.
The guardsmen then continued on their way.
Kurik, my master, then turned away, to return the way we had come, and I heeled him.
As I followed him, I tied the loose, simple bondage knot in my hair.
When we reached the domicile, I trusted that he would notice.
- (Plunder of Gor)