Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 10 | 836 | I View more quotes about held">held my breath until we reached the other side. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 10 | 833 | I bit down on the gag, that I might not scream with fear, and lose it in the moatlike depression. |
| 10 | 834 | He carried me with my head to the rear, as women such as I are often carried. |
| 10 | 835 | We are helpless in this carry, and cannot see to what we are being carried. |
| 10 | 836 | I held my breath until we reached the other side. |
| 10 | 837 | He moved across that narrow bridge swiftly and surely, as had the soldier. |
| 10 | 838 | I saw, in the bottom of the depression, some forty feet below, numerous upward-pointing knives. |
| 10 | 839 | Perhaps the bridge was wide enough and sturdy enough for those accustomed to such things, but it seemed terribly narrow to me, with the drop beneath, let alone the knives. |
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I bit down on the gag, that I might not scream with fear, and lose it in the moatlike depression.
He carried me with my head to the rear, as women such as I are often carried.
We are helpless in this carry, and cannot see to what we are being carried.
I held my breath until we reached the other side.
He moved across that narrow bridge swiftly and surely, as had the soldier.
I saw, in the bottom of the depression, some forty feet below, numerous upward-pointing knives.
Perhaps the bridge was wide enough and sturdy enough for those accustomed to such things, but it seemed terribly narrow to me, with the drop beneath, let alone the knives.
- (Witness of Gor)