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

I had then, in horror, and hysteria, fled from the roof, and the domicile. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #42)
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13 42 I had then, in horror, and hysteria, View more quotes about fled">fled from the roof, and the domicile.

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

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13 39 Parts, I supposed, must have been eaten, or disposed of, elsewhere.
13 40 And I remembered the blood on the paws, and arms, of the beast, and how it had lifted its head, and regarded me, on the roof.
13 41 "Do not speak of what you have seen," it had said.
13 42 I had then, in horror, and hysteria, fled from the roof, and the domicile.
13 43 I hoped it would not be thought I had run away.
13 44 I knew I could not elude the consequences of the collar, the brand, the tunic.
13 45 There was no escape for such as I, the Gorean slave girl.
Parts, I supposed, must have been eaten, or disposed of, elsewhere. And I remembered the blood on the paws, and arms, of the beast, and how it had lifted its head, and regarded me, on the roof. "Do not speak of what you have seen," it had said. I had then, in horror, and hysteria, fled from the roof, and the domicile. I hoped it would not be thought I had run away. I knew I could not elude the consequences of the collar, the brand, the tunic. There was no escape for such as I, the Gorean slave girl. - (Conspirators of Gor)