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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
14 1 The March to Klima I took another step, and my right leg, to the knee, broke through the brittle crusts.
14 2 The lash struck again across my back.
14 3 I straightened in the slave hood, my head thrown back by the stroke.
14 4 The chain on my neck jerked forward and I stumbled in the salt crusts.
14 5 My hands clenched in the manacles, fastened at my belly by the loop of chain.
14 6 My left leg broke through a dozen layers of crust, breaking it to the side with a hundred, dry, soft shattering sounds, the rupture of innumerable fine crystalline structures.
14 7 I could feel blood on my left leg, over the leather wrappings, where the edge of a crust, ragged, hot, had sawed it open.
The March to Klima I took another step, and my right leg, to the knee, broke through the brittle crusts. The lash struck again across my back. I straightened in the slave hood, my head thrown back by the stroke. The chain on my neck jerked forward and I stumbled in the salt crusts. My hands clenched in the manacles, fastened at my belly by the loop of chain. My left leg broke through a dozen layers of crust, breaking it to the side with a hundred, dry, soft shattering sounds, the rupture of innumerable fine crystalline structures. I could feel blood on my left leg, over the leather wrappings, where the edge of a crust, ragged, hot, had sawed it open. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter )