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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

She put her head in her hands, weeping. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #789)
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7 789 She put her View more quotes about head">head in her hands, weeping.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 786 "Is there some cruel caprice you intend to practice upon me," she asked, "some humiliating and degrading performance you will exact from me for your pleasure?" "Do not be afraid," I said.
7 787 "Torturer," she wept.
7 788 "Torturer!" "Do not be afraid," I said.
7 789 She put her head in her hands, weeping.
7 790 "How cruel and insidious are the men of your world," she wept.
7 791 "How simple and bluff are the exactions of the men of Gor in comparison.
7 792 Why could you not, simply, have made me serve you, and then raped and beaten me if you wished?" "I have no intention of doing you harm," I said.
"Is there some cruel caprice you intend to practice upon me," she asked, "some humiliating and degrading performance you will exact from me for your pleasure?" "Do not be afraid," I said. "Torturer," she wept. "Torturer!" "Do not be afraid," I said. She put her head in her hands, weeping. "How cruel and insidious are the men of your world," she wept. "How simple and bluff are the exactions of the men of Gor in comparison. Why could you not, simply, have made me serve you, and then raped and beaten me if you wished?" "I have no intention of doing you harm," I said. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)