Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 7 | 852 | I darted to my View more quotes about feet">feet and fled deeply into the shadows. |
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Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 7 | 849 | Once I almost cried out with misery, for the path to my desired destination lay across a dark street, down which, a hundred yards or so away, I could see the center of the village, where, about the village fire, were seated several men, villagers and my master, and his men. |
| 7 | 850 | On my belly I inched across this street and then, gratefully, slipped again into the shadows among and beneath the huts. |
| 7 | 851 | For the moment I was again safe. |
| 7 | 852 | I darted to my feet and fled deeply into the shadows. |
| 7 | 853 | Whereas I feared being seen, or discovered, I did not much fear being trailed for, though slave girls would be barefoot, as I, there would also be in the village the numerous prints of village bond girls, not simply mine, and those of my sisters in bondage. |
| 7 | 854 | It would be next to impossible, in this populous and much trekked village, particularly in the night, by torchlight, to follow a girl's trail without the use of sleen, which might not, happily for the pursued females, be used in the hunt. |
| 7 | 855 | If the boys could not find us by themselves they simply could not have us that night for their sport. |
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Once I almost cried out with misery, for the path to my desired destination lay across a dark street, down which, a hundred yards or so away, I could see the center of the village, where, about the village fire, were seated several men, villagers and my master, and his men.
On my belly I inched across this street and then, gratefully, slipped again into the shadows among and beneath the huts.
For the moment I was again safe.
I darted to my feet and fled deeply into the shadows.
Whereas I feared being seen, or discovered, I did not much fear being trailed for, though slave girls would be barefoot, as I, there would also be in the village the numerous prints of village bond girls, not simply mine, and those of my sisters in bondage.
It would be next to impossible, in this populous and much trekked village, particularly in the night, by torchlight, to follow a girl's trail without the use of sleen, which might not, happily for the pursued females, be used in the hunt.
If the boys could not find us by themselves they simply could not have us that night for their sport.
- (Slave Girl of Gor)