Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 15 | 858 | Then I was happy, even, to see View more quotes about someone">someone pass by, or birds alight on the grass and peck for seeds. |
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Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 15 | 855 | They, such insects, and water, were my food for the remainder of my time in the tiny slave box. |
| 15 | 856 | I would spend hours at the slit in the door, hoping to see someone walk by. |
| 15 | 857 | I would call to them, but they would not answer, for one does not converse with a girl in the slave box. |
| 15 | 858 | Then I was happy, even, to see someone pass by, or birds alight on the grass and peck for seeds. |
| 15 | 859 | I spent eighteen days in the slave box. |
| 15 | 860 | On the night of the eighteenth day, Ute, with Inge and Rena, crouched before the box. |
| 15 | 861 | "Does El-in-or, the slave, wish to leave the box?" asked Ute. |
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They, such insects, and water, were my food for the remainder of my time in the tiny slave box.
I would spend hours at the slit in the door, hoping to see someone walk by.
I would call to them, but they would not answer, for one does not converse with a girl in the slave box.
Then I was happy, even, to see someone pass by, or birds alight on the grass and peck for seeds.
I spent eighteen days in the slave box.
On the night of the eighteenth day, Ute, with Inge and Rena, crouched before the box.
"Does El-in-or, the slave, wish to leave the box?" asked Ute.
- (Captive of Gor)