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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor (Individual Quote)

But most managed to stand upright, catching their balance, and, almost as one man, that wretched degraded huddle of slaves turned its frightened, empty eyes upon me. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #101)
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17 101 But most View more quotes about managed">managed to stand upright, catching their balance, and, almost as one man, that wretched degraded huddle of slaves turned its frightened, empty eyes upon me.

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 98 The slaves lunged forward.
17 99 "No!" I cried, my voice checking them.
17 100 Some of them stumbled and fell, sprawling with a rattle of chains on the floor, dragging others down.
17 101 But most managed to stand upright, catching their balance, and, almost as one man, that wretched degraded huddle of slaves turned its frightened, empty eyes upon me.
17 102 'Feed!" cried the Whip Slave, cracking the whip again.
17 103 "No," I said.
17 104 The huddle of men wavered.
The slaves lunged forward. "No!" I cried, my voice checking them. Some of them stumbled and fell, sprawling with a rattle of chains on the floor, dragging others down. But most managed to stand upright, catching their balance, and, almost as one man, that wretched degraded huddle of slaves turned its frightened, empty eyes upon me. 'Feed!" cried the Whip Slave, cracking the whip again. "No," I said. The huddle of men wavered. - (Outlaw of Gor)