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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

In such a case the female often does, as was so in this case, flee. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #579)
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1 579 In such a View more quotes about case">case the female often does, as was so in this case, flee.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 576 You cannot escape.
1 577 In the field, in the early morning, you will remove your clothing and kneel, and lift your wrists to us, to be braceleted.
1 578 Hasdron, of Gor.
1 579 In such a case the female often does, as was so in this case, flee.
1 580 Then began a nightmare of fear and pursuit, when time and time again she thought herself secure, and having escaped, only to be confronted with a new evidence of the proximity, seemingly ever more closely, of those who followed her.
1 581 At last, early one morning, in an open field, trembling, shaking, chilled, exhausted, unable to run further, she sees them about her, discernible in the half light and fog of the early morning.
1 582 Defeated, she numbly removes her clothing and kneels in the cold grass, frightened, lifting her wrists to them.
You cannot escape. In the field, in the early morning, you will remove your clothing and kneel, and lift your wrists to us, to be braceleted. Hasdron, of Gor. In such a case the female often does, as was so in this case, flee. Then began a nightmare of fear and pursuit, when time and time again she thought herself secure, and having escaped, only to be confronted with a new evidence of the proximity, seemingly ever more closely, of those who followed her. At last, early one morning, in an open field, trembling, shaking, chilled, exhausted, unable to run further, she sees them about her, discernible in the half light and fog of the early morning. Defeated, she numbly removes her clothing and kneels in the cold grass, frightened, lifting her wrists to them. - (Kur of Gor)