Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 607 | I had View more quotes about managed">managed to escape, I was sure, from terrible danger. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 604 | My feelings, after my first terror, were less of alarm than of frustration and futility. |
| 33 | 605 | I was angry with myself and the marsh. |
| 33 | 606 | I felt helpless, and stupid. |
| 33 | 607 | I had managed to escape, I was sure, from terrible danger. |
| 33 | 608 | How fortunate I had felt. |
| 33 | 609 | How elated I had been! And now I might as well have been publicly caged, in a cage others might open but one in which I was a helpless prisoner, in a cage at the mercy of whomsoever might happen by. |
| 33 | 610 | And then I was very afraid, and for the first time since I was trapped. |
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My feelings, after my first terror, were less of alarm than of frustration and futility.
I was angry with myself and the marsh.
I felt helpless, and stupid.
I had managed to escape, I was sure, from terrible danger.
How fortunate I had felt.
How elated I had been! And now I might as well have been publicly caged, in a cage others might open but one in which I was a helpless prisoner, in a cage at the mercy of whomsoever might happen by.
And then I was very afraid, and for the first time since I was trapped.
- (Quarry of Gor)