Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 333 | It had View more quotes about apparently">apparently taken the bars in its paws, those bars which might well have confined men, let alone women, and bent them apart. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 330 | Then to my amazement it drew me between the bars which, literally, it seemed, had been bent apart. |
| 27 | 331 | Apparently it had not been admitted. |
| 27 | 332 | It had admitted itself. |
| 27 | 333 | It had apparently taken the bars in its paws, those bars which might well have confined men, let alone women, and bent them apart. |
| 27 | 334 | Outside the bars, on the dirt, it lifted me in its arms and, half crouching, carried me into some trees. |
| 27 | 335 | There in the darkness, alone with it, I began to whimper and struggle. |
| 27 | 336 | I did not want to be taken from the camp, not now, not this way! It then put me down, on the dirt. |
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Then to my amazement it drew me between the bars which, literally, it seemed, had been bent apart.
Apparently it had not been admitted.
It had admitted itself.
It had apparently taken the bars in its paws, those bars which might well have confined men, let alone women, and bent them apart.
Outside the bars, on the dirt, it lifted me in its arms and, half crouching, carried me into some trees.
There in the darkness, alone with it, I began to whimper and struggle.
I did not want to be taken from the camp, not now, not this way! It then put me down, on the dirt.
- (Dancer of Gor)