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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

I could see the shadow there, on the floor, of the man who had spoken to me, it flung before him by some source of illumination, presumably a lantern such as I had seen earlier. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #264)
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4 264 I could see the shadow there, on the View more quotes about floor">floor, of the man who had spoken to me, it flung before him by some source of illumination, presumably a lantern such as I had seen earlier.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 261 Too, where would one run? Most importantly, I knew that I would not have dared to leap up and run, even if I were not where and as I was.
4 262 Only a fool, I thought, and understood, even at the time, would be so stupid as to disobey men such as these, in even the smallest way.
4 263 I looked to my right, and before me.
4 264 I could see the shadow there, on the floor, of the man who had spoken to me, it flung before him by some source of illumination, presumably a lantern such as I had seen earlier.
4 265 He was clearly in a tunic, of some sort.
4 266 Even in the shadow he seemed large, formidable.
4 267 He, personally, was behind me, and to my left.
Too, where would one run? Most importantly, I knew that I would not have dared to leap up and run, even if I were not where and as I was. Only a fool, I thought, and understood, even at the time, would be so stupid as to disobey men such as these, in even the smallest way. I looked to my right, and before me. I could see the shadow there, on the floor, of the man who had spoken to me, it flung before him by some source of illumination, presumably a lantern such as I had seen earlier. He was clearly in a tunic, of some sort. Even in the shadow he seemed large, formidable. He, personally, was behind me, and to my left. - (Witness of Gor)