Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 186 | How View more quotes about vulnerable">vulnerable she would be, I thought, if masters were to ignite slave fires in her belly, which would then frequently and acutely rage there, in all their indifferent, implacable, inexorable ferocity. |
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Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 183 | She turned, thrashing, from one side to the other. |
| 32 | 184 | Then again she lay on her back, looking up at the moons. |
| 32 | 185 | She had been taught, I think, a valuable lesson. |
| 32 | 186 | How vulnerable she would be, I thought, if masters were to ignite slave fires in her belly, which would then frequently and acutely rage there, in all their indifferent, implacable, inexorable ferocity. |
| 32 | 187 | How helpless she would be then! I recalled how Telitsia, and the others, would pull at their chains, and weep, and beg to be touched. |
| 32 | 188 | It is no wonder, I thought, that kajirae are marvels of duty and service for their masters. |
| 32 | 189 | They will compete and strive for a caress. |
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She turned, thrashing, from one side to the other.
Then again she lay on her back, looking up at the moons.
She had been taught, I think, a valuable lesson.
How vulnerable she would be, I thought, if masters were to ignite slave fires in her belly, which would then frequently and acutely rage there, in all their indifferent, implacable, inexorable ferocity.
How helpless she would be then! I recalled how Telitsia, and the others, would pull at their chains, and weep, and beg to be touched.
It is no wonder, I thought, that kajirae are marvels of duty and service for their masters.
They will compete and strive for a caress.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor)