Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 590 | I View more quotes about might">might be apprehended by guardsmen. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 587 | There is no danger. |
| 22 | 588 | And that is truly the shortest, most direct route. |
| 22 | 589 | If I were to go differently I might become lost. |
| 22 | 590 | I might be apprehended by guardsmen. |
| 22 | 591 | Would they believe my story, she wondered, that she was on an errand? At the least she might spend the night swathed in coarse ropes, suspended from a hook in their guardhouse. |
| 22 | 592 | And what would be her punishment from the Cosian slave masters, for her foolishness, ignorance and confusion? And what if they thought she had tried to escape? As she was a barbarian, they might think her that stupid. |
| 22 | 593 | She did not wish to be crippled, or fed to sleen. |
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There is no danger.
And that is truly the shortest, most direct route.
If I were to go differently I might become lost.
I might be apprehended by guardsmen.
Would they believe my story, she wondered, that she was on an errand? At the least she might spend the night swathed in coarse ropes, suspended from a hook in their guardhouse.
And what would be her punishment from the Cosian slave masters, for her foolishness, ignorance and confusion? And what if they thought she had tried to escape? As she was a barbarian, they might think her that stupid.
She did not wish to be crippled, or fed to sleen.
- (Prize of Gor)