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

My captor and I had arrived at this camp after some four days of trekking. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #18)
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3 18 My captor and I had arrived at this View more quotes about camp">camp after some four days of trekking.

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

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3 15 Roughly as we were situated, some two thirds of the camp was closed in by projecting sides of the canyon; roughly, then, about a third of its perimeter was closed by a thick wall of recessed, cut thorn brush, some eight feet high and ten feet thick, a defense against animals.
3 16 Within the camp itself and about it were several trees, some of them rather large.
3 17 The camp would not be much visible from the air; similarly it would not be visible from the ground unless one should almost stumble upon it, following this small canyon, rather than various others in the vicinity.
3 18 My captor and I had arrived at this camp after some four days of trekking.
3 19 During this time he had not spoken to me, and I had followed him at the position and distance which he had indicated.
3 20 How relieved I had been that he had not forced his attentions upon me, and used me as a female.
3 21 And how sullenly and angrily I had followed him, more so each day.
Roughly as we were situated, some two thirds of the camp was closed in by projecting sides of the canyon; roughly, then, about a third of its perimeter was closed by a thick wall of recessed, cut thorn brush, some eight feet high and ten feet thick, a defense against animals. Within the camp itself and about it were several trees, some of them rather large. The camp would not be much visible from the air; similarly it would not be visible from the ground unless one should almost stumble upon it, following this small canyon, rather than various others in the vicinity. My captor and I had arrived at this camp after some four days of trekking. During this time he had not spoken to me, and I had followed him at the position and distance which he had indicated. How relieved I had been that he had not forced his attentions upon me, and used me as a female. And how sullenly and angrily I had followed him, more so each day. - (Slave Girl of Gor)