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

"But if I am carried so," I said, "how can you see the pole?" "One looks ahead, to the destination," he said. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #182)
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39 182 "But if I am View more quotes about carried">carried so," I said, "how can you see the pole?" "One looks ahead, to the destination," he said.

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

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39 179 "You carried me forward upstairs," I said.
39 180 "That is a pleasant way to carry a woman," he said.
39 181 "It is often used with naked free women, captured but not yet collared, which preserves their dignity as they are not yet slaves, but also, upon occasion, with slaves whom one wishes to relish in one's arms".
39 182 "But if I am carried so," I said, "how can you see the pole?" "One looks ahead, to the destination," he said.
39 183 "Too, one feels it with one's feet".
39 184 "I am afraid," I said.
39 185 He then approached me, and lifted me in his arms, and I clung to him, and shut my eyes, fiercely.
"You carried me forward upstairs," I said. "That is a pleasant way to carry a woman," he said. "It is often used with naked free women, captured but not yet collared, which preserves their dignity as they are not yet slaves, but also, upon occasion, with slaves whom one wishes to relish in one's arms". "But if I am carried so," I said, "how can you see the pole?" "One looks ahead, to the destination," he said. "Too, one feels it with one's feet". "I am afraid," I said. He then approached me, and lifted me in his arms, and I clung to him, and shut my eyes, fiercely. - (Plunder of Gor)