Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 282 | I View more quotes about thought">thought that, in a few days, it might well be she who would crawl kneeling to the end of her tether, her bound wrists extended behind her, the line taut to some slave post, and beg, perhaps weeping, the touch of a master. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 279 | She lay on her side in the dirt. |
| 27 | 280 | I heard her cry. |
| 27 | 281 | Her small fists, behind her, were clenched in frustration. |
| 27 | 282 | I thought that, in a few days, it might well be she who would crawl kneeling to the end of her tether, her bound wrists extended behind her, the line taut to some slave post, and beg, perhaps weeping, the touch of a master. |
| 27 | 283 | * * * * It was late when Ayari returned to the hut. |
| 27 | 284 | The girls were asleep. |
| 27 | 285 | Tende, when Kisu had finished with her, had been returned to her place. |
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She lay on her side in the dirt.
I heard her cry.
Her small fists, behind her, were clenched in frustration.
I thought that, in a few days, it might well be she who would crawl kneeling to the end of her tether, her bound wrists extended behind her, the line taut to some slave post, and beg, perhaps weeping, the touch of a master.
* * * * It was late when Ayari returned to the hut.
The girls were asleep.
Tende, when Kisu had finished with her, had been returned to her place.
- (Explorers of Gor)