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

I had thought I had heard great snapping sounds, doubtless now the beating of wings, and certain cries, doubtless, now, of such a creature, or of one somewhat like it, utilized for draft purposes. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #672)
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8 672 I had View more quotes about thought">thought I had heard great snapping sounds, doubtless now the beating of wings, and certain cries, doubtless, now, of such a creature, or of one somewhat like it, utilized for draft purposes.

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

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8 669 Suddenly certain of my memories, or seeming memories, of my journey here, made more sense.
8 670 I, sometime ago, hooded, had been bound hand and foot, wrapped in a blanket, and strapped, apparently, in some sort of basket.
8 671 I had felt as though it were borne through the air.
8 672 I had thought I had heard great snapping sounds, doubtless now the beating of wings, and certain cries, doubtless, now, of such a creature, or of one somewhat like it, utilized for draft purposes.
8 673 I was terrified of that gigantic bird.
8 674 And I was property in this place, where there were such things, and men who could master them.
8 675 I was afraid.
Suddenly certain of my memories, or seeming memories, of my journey here, made more sense. I, sometime ago, hooded, had been bound hand and foot, wrapped in a blanket, and strapped, apparently, in some sort of basket. I had felt as though it were borne through the air. I had thought I had heard great snapping sounds, doubtless now the beating of wings, and certain cries, doubtless, now, of such a creature, or of one somewhat like it, utilized for draft purposes. I was terrified of that gigantic bird. And I was property in this place, where there were such things, and men who could master them. I was afraid. - (Witness of Gor)