Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 518 | "Oh, my View more quotes about master">master," wept Janice, holding me. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 515 | There the girls, without being removed from the coffle, had been thrown on their bellies and bound hand and foot. |
| 53 | 516 | They had then been left there, left for later, squirming and helpless, tied as fresh meat. |
| 53 | 517 | An askari, after the withdrawal of the Kurii, had freed them. |
| 53 | 518 | "Oh, my master," wept Janice, holding me. |
| 53 | 519 | "We are alive, my master!" I looked bitterly across the moat. |
| 53 | 520 | I had failed. |
| 53 | 521 | Then I held the girl's head to my shoulder and, as she wept, I considered the fortunes of war. |
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There the girls, without being removed from the coffle, had been thrown on their bellies and bound hand and foot.
They had then been left there, left for later, squirming and helpless, tied as fresh meat.
An askari, after the withdrawal of the Kurii, had freed them.
"Oh, my master," wept Janice, holding me.
"We are alive, my master!" I looked bitterly across the moat.
I had failed.
Then I held the girl's head to my shoulder and, as she wept, I considered the fortunes of war.
- (Explorers of Gor)