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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

I slid her from my shoulder into my hands and, turning her, took her by the back of the neck and the left thigh and lifted her high over my head. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #45)
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19 45 I View more quotes about slid">slid her from my shoulder into my hands and, turning her, took her by the back of the neck and the left thigh and lifted her high over my head.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 42 I felt her squirm in terror on my shoulder.
19 43 She knew we had arrived somewhere.
19 44 But where? She knew only that we had climbed to a height.
19 45 I slid her from my shoulder into my hands and, turning her, took her by the back of the neck and the left thigh and lifted her high over my head.
19 46 I held her that way for a moment.
19 47 She moaned piteously, helpless and trembling.
19 48 Was she to be cast from this height into a pit of sleen or perhaps into the cold waters of the Vosk? Then I lowered her again to my shoulder, her head this time forward.
I felt her squirm in terror on my shoulder. She knew we had arrived somewhere. But where? She knew only that we had climbed to a height. I slid her from my shoulder into my hands and, turning her, took her by the back of the neck and the left thigh and lifted her high over my head. I held her that way for a moment. She moaned piteously, helpless and trembling. Was she to be cast from this height into a pit of sleen or perhaps into the cold waters of the Vosk? Then I lowered her again to my shoulder, her head this time forward. - (Guardsman of Gor)