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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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43 380 She leaned forward, screaming.
43 381 Such noise, I was confident, would soon rouse much of the camp.
43 382 I then, in order to be near the far end of the promenade, that nearest the open prairie, moved the kaiila appropriately down the long track between the lodges.
43 383 By the tension on the rope attached to the handles of her sack Iwoso was then jerked backwards and again, almost horizontal, was being dragged behind me in the dust.
43 384 This time, however, she was screaming wildly.
43 385 I thought it well to hasten the kaiila, to convince her that I might be alarmed.
43 386 I saw more than one Yellow-Knife warrior emerging from a lodge.
She leaned forward, screaming. Such noise, I was confident, would soon rouse much of the camp. I then, in order to be near the far end of the promenade, that nearest the open prairie, moved the kaiila appropriately down the long track between the lodges. By the tension on the rope attached to the handles of her sack Iwoso was then jerked backwards and again, almost horizontal, was being dragged behind me in the dust. This time, however, she was screaming wildly. I thought it well to hasten the kaiila, to convince her that I might be alarmed. I saw more than one Yellow-Knife warrior emerging from a lodge. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter )