Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 43 | 225 | The View more quotes about canal">canal boat was not only tormented by the rain and spray, but, from the splash of the waves, had shipped water. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 43 | 222 | I could hardly see for the rain. |
| 43 | 223 | My hair was about my eyes, disheveled and sopped; rain ran down my cheeks, and over my face and gag. |
| 43 | 224 | The thongs which bound my wrists and ankles were soaked. |
| 43 | 225 | The canal boat was not only tormented by the rain and spray, but, from the splash of the waves, had shipped water. |
| 43 | 226 | As I knelt my knees were in water. |
| 43 | 227 | "I will take the tiller," said Seremides. |
| 43 | 228 | "You, wretch of Anango, put her under the canopy with the cousin of great Lurius and the tunicked slave, Euphrosyne". |
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I could hardly see for the rain.
My hair was about my eyes, disheveled and sopped; rain ran down my cheeks, and over my face and gag.
The thongs which bound my wrists and ankles were soaked.
The canal boat was not only tormented by the rain and spray, but, from the splash of the waves, had shipped water.
As I knelt my knees were in water.
"I will take the tiller," said Seremides.
"You, wretch of Anango, put her under the canopy with the cousin of great Lurius and the tunicked slave, Euphrosyne".
- (Quarry of Gor)