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

Our feet, to the knees, were wrapped in leather, but, in many places, in making our way across the crusts, the weight of our bodies forced us deeper than this into the crusts. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #8)
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13 8 Our View more quotes about feet">feet, to the knees, were wrapped in leather, but, in many places, in making our way across the crusts, the weight of our bodies forced us deeper than this into the crusts.

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

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13 5 I fell, unable to break my fall because of the manacles confining my wrists at my waist, fastened to the loop of chain, burning in the sun, about my waist.
13 6 I could not see, for the slave hood.
13 7 My back, and body, burned.
13 8 Our feet, to the knees, were wrapped in leather, but, in many places, in making our way across the crusts, the weight of our bodies forced us deeper than this into the crusts.
13 9 The salt, working its way into the leather wrappings, found its way to the feet.
13 10 I could feel blood inside the wrappings.
13 11 Some men, though I did not know how many, had gone lame.
I fell, unable to break my fall because of the manacles confining my wrists at my waist, fastened to the loop of chain, burning in the sun, about my waist. I could not see, for the slave hood. My back, and body, burned. Our feet, to the knees, were wrapped in leather, but, in many places, in making our way across the crusts, the weight of our bodies forced us deeper than this into the crusts. The salt, working its way into the leather wrappings, found its way to the feet. I could feel blood inside the wrappings. Some men, though I did not know how many, had gone lame. - (Tribesmen of Gor)