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

I then, exhausted and miserable, threw myself to my stomach upon them, weeping". - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #556)
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12 556 I then, exhausted and miserable, View more quotes about threw">threw myself to my stomach upon them, weeping".

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

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12 553 And my knuckles within them, and the sides of my fists within them, hurt, from my pounding on the sides, the floor and ceiling of the palanquin.
12 554 It turned again, and continued to move.
12 555 I thrust down the mattress and the coverlets, twisted as they were, and knelt on them, and pounded them, in frustration, in futile rage.
12 556 I then, exhausted and miserable, threw myself to my stomach upon them, weeping".
12 557 "Go on," I said.
12 558 "I was in an iron box," she said, "being carried away".
12 559 "You were helpless," I said.
And my knuckles within them, and the sides of my fists within them, hurt, from my pounding on the sides, the floor and ceiling of the palanquin. It turned again, and continued to move. I thrust down the mattress and the coverlets, twisted as they were, and knelt on them, and pounded them, in frustration, in futile rage. I then, exhausted and miserable, threw myself to my stomach upon them, weeping". "Go on," I said. "I was in an iron box," she said, "being carried away". "You were helpless," I said. - (Witness of Gor)