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

But then, almost immediately, Tula, wild-eyed, looking about, a rope burn on her neck, turned to us. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #64)
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39 64 But then, View more quotes about almost">almost immediately, Tula, wild-eyed, looking about, a rope burn on her neck, turned to us.

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

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39 61 Did we think we could slip the neck loops? But how foolish it would have been, too, to try to flee.
39 62 Did we not know what we were, that we were kajirae, only kajirae, roped domestic animals? But when things occur suddenly one has no time to reflect.
39 63 I doubt that any animal would have behaved much differently from how we did.
39 64 But then, almost immediately, Tula, wild-eyed, looking about, a rope burn on her neck, turned to us.
39 65 "We are fools," she said, falling to her knees.
39 66 "Kneel!" she hissed.
39 67 We then knelt, as befitted what we were.
Did we think we could slip the neck loops? But how foolish it would have been, too, to try to flee. Did we not know what we were, that we were kajirae, only kajirae, roped domestic animals? But when things occur suddenly one has no time to reflect. I doubt that any animal would have behaved much differently from how we did. But then, almost immediately, Tula, wild-eyed, looking about, a rope burn on her neck, turned to us. "We are fools," she said, falling to her knees. "Kneel!" she hissed. We then knelt, as befitted what we were. - (Smugglers of Gor)