Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 539 | I View more quotes about turned">turned and fled. |
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Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 536 | Then my heart sank! There must have been two hundred or more peasants, men, children and women, all shouting, and beating on their kettles or pans. |
| 13 | 537 | The women and children carried sticks and switches, the men spears, flails, forks and clubs. |
| 13 | 538 | They were too close together, there were too many of them! A child saw me and he cried out and began to beat more loudly on his pan. |
| 13 | 539 | I turned and fled. |
| 13 | 540 | The din now became maddeningly pressing, intolerable, ringing in my brain, closing in on me. |
| 13 | 541 | I could do nothing but fly toward the silence. |
| 13 | 542 | Then, in the sunlight of the bright morning, late, almost at noon, I fled from the thicket, across the grass of the open field. |
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Then my heart sank! There must have been two hundred or more peasants, men, children and women, all shouting, and beating on their kettles or pans.
The women and children carried sticks and switches, the men spears, flails, forks and clubs.
They were too close together, there were too many of them! A child saw me and he cried out and began to beat more loudly on his pan.
I turned and fled.
The din now became maddeningly pressing, intolerable, ringing in my brain, closing in on me.
I could do nothing but fly toward the silence.
Then, in the sunlight of the bright morning, late, almost at noon, I fled from the thicket, across the grass of the open field.
- (Captive of Gor)