Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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470
Surely such an appeal would be a recourse of last resort! Better, I thought, perhaps I might open these locks, or one of them, myself.
Surely such an appeal would be a recourse of last resort! Better, I thought, perhaps I might open these locks, or one of them, myself.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #470)
Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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467
I must prepare myself to endure their skepticism, their scarcely suppressed mockery.
1
468
They would have tools, or access to tools.
1
469
They might even have keys which might unclasp the impediments which so snugly enclosed my wrists! No, I thought, I could not endure the embarrassment.
1
470
Surely such an appeal would be a recourse of last resort! Better, I thought, perhaps I might open these locks, or one of them, myself.
1
471
I rose, and hurried to my vanity, and flung open a drawer, and rummaged about.
1
472
There were straight pins and safety pins, a small nail file, hairpins, bobby pins.
1
473
An hour later I was sick with frustration.
I must prepare myself to endure their skepticism, their scarcely suppressed mockery.
They would have tools, or access to tools.
They might even have keys which might unclasp the impediments which so snugly enclosed my wrists! No, I thought, I could not endure the embarrassment.
Surely such an appeal would be a recourse of last resort! Better, I thought, perhaps I might open these locks, or one of them, myself.
I rose, and hurried to my vanity, and flung open a drawer, and rummaged about.
There were straight pins and safety pins, a small nail file, hairpins, bobby pins.
An hour later I was sick with frustration.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 1)