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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

How often I had hoped to flee from him! It was not merely that I was leashed, but, when passersby were about, or we forded crowds, a simple cry from Bruno of Torcadino, "Stop her," or "Running slave," or such, would have put a dozen men, swift, long-legged brutes, after me. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #10)
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33 10 How View more quotes about often">often I had hoped to flee from him! It was not merely that I was leashed, but, when passersby were about, or we forded crowds, a simple cry from Bruno of Torcadino, "Stop her," or "Running slave," or such, would have put a dozen men, swift, long-legged brutes, after me.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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33 7 "But maintain your balance carefully," he said.
33 8 "They may be easily capsized".
33 9 I could have found my way back to the Golden Chain from the Delta Gate, but I had no opportunity to do so.
33 10 How often I had hoped to flee from him! It was not merely that I was leashed, but, when passersby were about, or we forded crowds, a simple cry from Bruno of Torcadino, "Stop her," or "Running slave," or such, would have put a dozen men, swift, long-legged brutes, after me.
33 11 Within Ehn, bruised and disheveled, my hands thonged behind me, I would have been returned to him, cast at his feet.
33 12 Too, if I were alone, guardsmen might have summoned me to them for a collar check, as is often done, following which my hopes of reaching the Golden Chain would have been considerably diminished.
33 13 I now knelt in the bow of the small rence craft, my hands and feet free.
"But maintain your balance carefully," he said. "They may be easily capsized". I could have found my way back to the Golden Chain from the Delta Gate, but I had no opportunity to do so. How often I had hoped to flee from him! It was not merely that I was leashed, but, when passersby were about, or we forded crowds, a simple cry from Bruno of Torcadino, "Stop her," or "Running slave," or such, would have put a dozen men, swift, long-legged brutes, after me. Within Ehn, bruised and disheveled, my hands thonged behind me, I would have been returned to him, cast at his feet. Too, if I were alone, guardsmen might have summoned me to them for a collar check, as is often done, following which my hopes of reaching the Golden Chain would have been considerably diminished. I now knelt in the bow of the small rence craft, my hands and feet free. - (Quarry of Gor)