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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

I pounded on the door, and cried out, again and again, but, if any heard, none responded. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #640)
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7 640 I pounded on the View more quotes about door">door, and cried out, again and again, but, if any heard, none responded.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 637 "Mistresses!" I cried.
7 638 I stood in the room, perhaps near its center, alone, hooded, frightened, disoriented.
7 639 "Mistresses! Mistresses!" I turned, and felt my way, hands extended, stumbling, toward the door, which was heavy, and shut, and locked, barred on the outside.
7 640 I pounded on the door, and cried out, again and again, but, if any heard, none responded.
7 641 I attempted to tear the hood from my head, but such are not meant to be removed by such as I.
7 642 I, fearing to fall, went to all fours, that I might explore my small world.
7 643 In short order, I felt a carpet, and then furs, and cushions.
"Mistresses!" I cried. I stood in the room, perhaps near its center, alone, hooded, frightened, disoriented. "Mistresses! Mistresses!" I turned, and felt my way, hands extended, stumbling, toward the door, which was heavy, and shut, and locked, barred on the outside. I pounded on the door, and cried out, again and again, but, if any heard, none responded. I attempted to tear the hood from my head, but such are not meant to be removed by such as I. I, fearing to fall, went to all fours, that I might explore my small world. In short order, I felt a carpet, and then furs, and cushions. - (Conspirators of Gor)