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

Crying out with pain, the lovely Alyena turned, and, weeping, stumbling, fled through the curtain of silver strings, to the pens of Tor. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #562)
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2 562 View more quotes about crying">Crying out with pain, the lovely Alyena turned, and, weeping, stumbling, fled through the curtain of silver strings, to the pens of Tor.

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

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2 559 Miserably, Alyena, understanding what was required of her, fled to the threshold.
2 560 There she turned to regard me.
2 561 The quirt fell, viciously, across her shoulder.
2 562 Crying out with pain, the lovely Alyena turned, and, weeping, stumbling, fled through the curtain of silver strings, to the pens of Tor.
2 563 "By the way," I asked the officer, casually, though it was my main reason for visiting his office, "there was a girl of interest to me who, I understand it, was named Veema, and was at one time one of your guests.
2 564 I should like to discover what became of her.
2 565 Would you have records on her?" "Do you know her number in the pens?" asked the officer.
Miserably, Alyena, understanding what was required of her, fled to the threshold. There she turned to regard me. The quirt fell, viciously, across her shoulder. Crying out with pain, the lovely Alyena turned, and, weeping, stumbling, fled through the curtain of silver strings, to the pens of Tor. "By the way," I asked the officer, casually, though it was my main reason for visiting his office, "there was a girl of interest to me who, I understand it, was named Veema, and was at one time one of your guests. I should like to discover what became of her. Would you have records on her?" "Do you know her number in the pens?" asked the officer. - (Tribesmen of Gor)