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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

And I had cried out, and tried to rise, but strong hands, those of Rim and Arn, had pressed me back, holding me. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #27)
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22 27 And I had View more quotes about cried">cried out, and tried to rise, but strong hands, those of Rim and Arn, had pressed me back, holding me.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 24 It was four days since the night of the stockade.
22 25 I had lain, in pain and fever, in my cabin, in the small stern castle of the Tesephone.
22 26 It had seemed that Sheera had cared for me, and that, in fitful wakings, I had seen her face, intent above mine, and felt her hand, and a warmth, and sponging, at my side.
22 27 And I had cried out, and tried to rise, but strong hands, those of Rim and Arn, had pressed me back, holding me.
22 28 "Vella!" I had cried.
22 29 And they had pressed me back.
22 30 I should have a hiking trip, into the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
It was four days since the night of the stockade. I had lain, in pain and fever, in my cabin, in the small stern castle of the Tesephone. It had seemed that Sheera had cared for me, and that, in fitful wakings, I had seen her face, intent above mine, and felt her hand, and a warmth, and sponging, at my side. And I had cried out, and tried to rise, but strong hands, those of Rim and Arn, had pressed me back, holding me. "Vella!" I had cried. And they had pressed me back. I should have a hiking trip, into the White Mountains of New Hampshire. - (Hunters of Gor)