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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I turned to my left side, and turned about, careful not to draw on the rope, which might have awakened Mila, and Tula, beyond her. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #20)
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35 20 I turned to my View more quotes about left">left side, and turned about, careful not to draw on the rope, which might have awakened Mila, and Tula, beyond her.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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35 17 On Gor it was easy to grasp.
35 18 There was an insurmountable division, a separation into kinds.
35 19 How unbridgeable is the gap which separates the free from property, from goods, from merchandise, from the owned animal, from the slave! Why had I awakened? I did not know.
35 20 I turned to my left side, and turned about, careful not to draw on the rope, which might have awakened Mila, and Tula, beyond her.
35 21 I propped myself up on my left elbow, and twisted about, to where I might see the remains of the fire, now muchly burned down.
35 22 I could hear the Alexandra several yards away, soft in its banks.
35 23 I could see Hiza and Emerald, asleep.
On Gor it was easy to grasp. There was an insurmountable division, a separation into kinds. How unbridgeable is the gap which separates the free from property, from goods, from merchandise, from the owned animal, from the slave! Why had I awakened? I did not know. I turned to my left side, and turned about, careful not to draw on the rope, which might have awakened Mila, and Tula, beyond her. I propped myself up on my left elbow, and twisted about, to where I might see the remains of the fire, now muchly burned down. I could hear the Alexandra several yards away, soft in its banks. I could see Hiza and Emerald, asleep. - (Smugglers of Gor)