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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

So I would call her, and, when she arrived, which she would, I was sure, acquaint her with my surprising, untoward predicament, and send her forth to obtain what tools might be appropriate to free my wrists. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #517)
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1 517 So I would View more quotes about call">call her, and, when she arrived, which she would, I was sure, acquaint her with my surprising, untoward predicament, and send her forth to obtain what tools might be appropriate to free my wrists.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 514 I was sure I could count on her to be compassionate and understanding.
1 515 I could make use of her.
1 516 She would listen carefully, strive to be of any assistance possible, and could be depended upon to keep a secret.
1 517 So I would call her, and, when she arrived, which she would, I was sure, acquaint her with my surprising, untoward predicament, and send her forth to obtain what tools might be appropriate to free my wrists.
1 518 How easily then might things proceed! I looked down at the handcuffs, so large, thick, heavy, and plain.
1 519 How clumsy, simple, and ugly they were.
1 520 How disproportionate they seemed to my wrists.
I was sure I could count on her to be compassionate and understanding. I could make use of her. She would listen carefully, strive to be of any assistance possible, and could be depended upon to keep a secret. So I would call her, and, when she arrived, which she would, I was sure, acquaint her with my surprising, untoward predicament, and send her forth to obtain what tools might be appropriate to free my wrists. How easily then might things proceed! I looked down at the handcuffs, so large, thick, heavy, and plain. How clumsy, simple, and ugly they were. How disproportionate they seemed to my wrists. - (Plunder of Gor)