Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 628 | I cursed my misfortune, that I had been View more quotes about driven">driven from the thicket when a tarnsman had been in the sky! I pulled at my bound wrists, and ankles, fastened to the rings. |
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Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 625 | I lay there on my back before him, my body a bow, bound helplessly across his saddle. |
| 13 | 626 | He slapped my belly twice. |
| 13 | 627 | He then laughed another great laugh, that great raw laugh, that of a tarnsman, who has his prize bound helpless before him. |
| 13 | 628 | I cursed my misfortune, that I had been driven from the thicket when a tarnsman had been in the sky! I pulled at my bound wrists, and ankles, fastened to the rings. |
| 13 | 629 | I turned my head to one side and wept. |
| 13 | 630 | I had again fallen captive. |
| 13 | 631 | What an incredible misfortune that I had been driven from the thicket just at the moment when a tarnsman had been in the sky! I then became aware that the tarn was circling, and descending. |
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I lay there on my back before him, my body a bow, bound helplessly across his saddle.
He slapped my belly twice.
He then laughed another great laugh, that great raw laugh, that of a tarnsman, who has his prize bound helpless before him.
I cursed my misfortune, that I had been driven from the thicket when a tarnsman had been in the sky! I pulled at my bound wrists, and ankles, fastened to the rings.
I turned my head to one side and wept.
I had again fallen captive.
What an incredible misfortune that I had been driven from the thicket just at the moment when a tarnsman had been in the sky! I then became aware that the tarn was circling, and descending.
- (Captive of Gor)