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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

On the first night, clutching a thin, ragged blanket about me, lying on the stone floor of a cell, my left ankle chained to a ring, I tried to marshal the tumult in my mind, sort through a thousand perceptions, try to comprehend what had occurred, what had been done to me, what I now was. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #235)
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1 235 On the View more quotes about first">first night, clutching a thin, ragged blanket about me, lying on the stone floor of a cell, my left ankle chained to a ring, I tried to marshal the tumult in my mind, sort through a thousand perceptions, try to comprehend what had occurred, what had been done to me, what I now was.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 232 "Do not use your hands".
1 233 We put down our heads, and fed.
1 234 Our training had begun.
1 235 On the first night, clutching a thin, ragged blanket about me, lying on the stone floor of a cell, my left ankle chained to a ring, I tried to marshal the tumult in my mind, sort through a thousand perceptions, try to comprehend what had occurred, what had been done to me, what I now was.
1 236 I thought, as earlier on my former world, that I should fight the collar, but I knew that it was a fight I could never win.
1 237 I had not even been able to win that fight on my former world.
1 238 The thoughts, the dreams and reveries, returned to me, persistently, irresistibly, again and again.
"Do not use your hands". We put down our heads, and fed. Our training had begun. On the first night, clutching a thin, ragged blanket about me, lying on the stone floor of a cell, my left ankle chained to a ring, I tried to marshal the tumult in my mind, sort through a thousand perceptions, try to comprehend what had occurred, what had been done to me, what I now was. I thought, as earlier on my former world, that I should fight the collar, but I knew that it was a fight I could never win. I had not even been able to win that fight on my former world. The thoughts, the dreams and reveries, returned to me, persistently, irresistibly, again and again. - (Quarry of Gor)