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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

I strode to her and threw her to the rough boards at my feet, tearing the haik from her. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #257)
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2 257 I strode to her and threw her to the rough View more quotes about boards">boards at my feet, tearing the haik from her.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 254 It was reached by climbing a narrow flight of wooden stairs between closely pressing walls, and opened off a narrow corridor, lit by a hanging tharlarion-oil lamp; off this corridor, too, were the doors of several similar rooms.
2 255 As soon as the wooden door was shut, the bar dropped in place, I turned to regard Miss Blake-Allen.
2 256 She was standing, concealed in the haik, regarding me.
2 257 I strode to her and threw her to the rough boards at my feet, tearing the haik from her.
2 258 She looked up at me, terrified.
2 259 "A girl," I told her, "on entering the compartment of her master, kneels".
2 260 "I did not know, Master," she said.
It was reached by climbing a narrow flight of wooden stairs between closely pressing walls, and opened off a narrow corridor, lit by a hanging tharlarion-oil lamp; off this corridor, too, were the doors of several similar rooms. As soon as the wooden door was shut, the bar dropped in place, I turned to regard Miss Blake-Allen. She was standing, concealed in the haik, regarding me. I strode to her and threw her to the rough boards at my feet, tearing the haik from her. She looked up at me, terrified. "A girl," I told her, "on entering the compartment of her master, kneels". "I did not know, Master," she said. - (Tribesmen of Gor)