Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 11 | 821 | I View more quotes about laughed">laughed, and laughed, and then, crouching, hid in some brush, trying to protect myself from the rain. |
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Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 11 | 818 | In the forest, tied, bound, in the icy rain, I threw back my head and laughed. |
| 11 | 819 | I was overjoyed. |
| 11 | 820 | The rain would wipe out my trail! I might escape the beast! I doubted that even a sleen, Gor's most perfect hunter, could follow my trail after such a downpour. |
| 11 | 821 | I laughed, and laughed, and then, crouching, hid in some brush, trying to protect myself from the rain. |
| 11 | 822 | After some two hours the rain stopped and I crawled out from the brush and again continued my way southward. |
| 11 | 823 | I no longer feared pursuit, but I was now more aware than I had been of my predicament in the forest itself. |
| 11 | 824 | I tried to rub through the binding fiber that held my wrists, rubbing it against the trunk of a fallen tree, but I could not loosen it, or rub through it. |
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In the forest, tied, bound, in the icy rain, I threw back my head and laughed.
I was overjoyed.
The rain would wipe out my trail! I might escape the beast! I doubted that even a sleen, Gor's most perfect hunter, could follow my trail after such a downpour.
I laughed, and laughed, and then, crouching, hid in some brush, trying to protect myself from the rain.
After some two hours the rain stopped and I crawled out from the brush and again continued my way southward.
I no longer feared pursuit, but I was now more aware than I had been of my predicament in the forest itself.
I tried to rub through the binding fiber that held my wrists, rubbing it against the trunk of a fallen tree, but I could not loosen it, or rub through it.
- (Captive of Gor)