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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

She scrambled to her feet, and fled to Aya. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #72)
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4 72 She scrambled to her View more quotes about feet">feet, and fled to Aya.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 69 Aya was one of the slave women of Farouk.
4 70 Once she had dared to say to me, "But Aya makes me do all her work!" I kicked the kaiila toward her, and she was buffeted from her feet rolling in the gravel, and then lay, hands shielding her face, on her back beneath the very paws of the beast, it hissing and stamping, scratching at the gravel about her.
4 71 "Hurry!" I told her.
4 72 She scrambled to her feet, and fled to Aya.
4 73 "I hurry, Master!" she cried.
4 74 Inadvertently, she had cried in Gorean.
4 75 I was pleased.
Aya was one of the slave women of Farouk. Once she had dared to say to me, "But Aya makes me do all her work!" I kicked the kaiila toward her, and she was buffeted from her feet rolling in the gravel, and then lay, hands shielding her face, on her back beneath the very paws of the beast, it hissing and stamping, scratching at the gravel about her. "Hurry!" I told her. She scrambled to her feet, and fled to Aya. "I hurry, Master!" she cried. Inadvertently, she had cried in Gorean. I was pleased. - (Tribesmen of Gor)