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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

The man in whose power I was slipped back more deeply among the trees. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #1160)
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2 1160 The man in View more quotes about whose">whose power I was slipped back more deeply among the trees.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 1157 The platforms were white, and carried on the shoulders of ten men apiece; the wagon was brown, and was drawn by two large, brown, wide-horned, shaggy, oxlike shambling creatures, conducted by two men.
2 1158 The men who carried the platforms and those who conducted the shambling oxlike creatures were dressed not dissimilarly from the others, those flanking the march and those in and about the march.
2 1159 The march approached.
2 1160 The man in whose power I was slipped back more deeply among the trees.
2 1161 I, of course, drew back with him.
2 1162 He did not seem disturbed, or surprised, at the line of march.
2 1163 I sensed that he had expected it, that he had, perhaps, been waiting for it, that he had scouted it.
The platforms were white, and carried on the shoulders of ten men apiece; the wagon was brown, and was drawn by two large, brown, wide-horned, shaggy, oxlike shambling creatures, conducted by two men. The men who carried the platforms and those who conducted the shambling oxlike creatures were dressed not dissimilarly from the others, those flanking the march and those in and about the march. The march approached. The man in whose power I was slipped back more deeply among the trees. I, of course, drew back with him. He did not seem disturbed, or surprised, at the line of march. I sensed that he had expected it, that he had, perhaps, been waiting for it, that he had scouted it. - (Slave Girl of Gor)