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

Caught between them, on the high bridge, I sank to my knees, dizzy and sick, and put down the bundle, frightened, trembling. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #1071)
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10 1071 View more quotes about caught">Caught between them, on the high bridge, I sank to my knees, dizzy and sick, and put down the bundle, frightened, trembling.

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

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10 1068 To be sure, it was easy enough, soon enough, for the delivery girls of the house of Daphne to ascertain, from amongst their customers, that competition lurked about.
10 1069 Accordingly, it took Lady Daphne's ruffians, both natively Gorean, little time to extend their surveillance to the local bridges, this easily done from a higher bridge, or even from the roof of the tower of Six Bridges itself.
10 1070 Accordingly, last week, seeing one of the two approaching rapidly on the connecting bridge, I turned about to flee, only, to my consternation, to see the other, who had been following me.
10 1071 Caught between them, on the high bridge, I sank to my knees, dizzy and sick, and put down the bundle, frightened, trembling.
10 1072 I knew, weak and unsteady, I could be easily swept from the bridge, and might even, trying to stand and move, stagger, and precipitate myself over the edge.
10 1073 I began to shudder.
10 1074 How close the edge seemed, the sharp drop much closer than it could have been in reality.
To be sure, it was easy enough, soon enough, for the delivery girls of the house of Daphne to ascertain, from amongst their customers, that competition lurked about. Accordingly, it took Lady Daphne's ruffians, both natively Gorean, little time to extend their surveillance to the local bridges, this easily done from a higher bridge, or even from the roof of the tower of Six Bridges itself. Accordingly, last week, seeing one of the two approaching rapidly on the connecting bridge, I turned about to flee, only, to my consternation, to see the other, who had been following me. Caught between them, on the high bridge, I sank to my knees, dizzy and sick, and put down the bundle, frightened, trembling. I knew, weak and unsteady, I could be easily swept from the bridge, and might even, trying to stand and move, stagger, and precipitate myself over the edge. I began to shudder. How close the edge seemed, the sharp drop much closer than it could have been in reality. - (Conspirators of Gor)