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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

She then stumbled from the couch, frightened, lost her footing and, crying out, turning, fell into the tub. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #533)
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24 533 She then stumbled from the View more quotes about couch">couch, frightened, lost her footing and, crying out, turning, fell into the tub.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 530 "Please, Master," she sobbed.
24 531 She rose, terrified, to her knees, and then to her feet, trying to escape.
24 532 She stumbled, in the blindfold, against the edge of the couch, crying out, bruising herself.
24 533 She then stumbled from the couch, frightened, lost her footing and, crying out, turning, fell into the tub.
24 534 She tried to scramble, weeping, to her feet, but I was on her in an instant.
24 535 I forced her to her knees in the water and then, holding her by the hair, not permitting her to leave her knees, I forced her head back until her dark hair, beneath where I had it knotted in my hand, was loose, floating in the water, and the bow of her exquisite slave beauty was well exposed to me.
24 536 I regarded her for a time, so held.
"Please, Master," she sobbed. She rose, terrified, to her knees, and then to her feet, trying to escape. She stumbled, in the blindfold, against the edge of the couch, crying out, bruising herself. She then stumbled from the couch, frightened, lost her footing and, crying out, turning, fell into the tub. She tried to scramble, weeping, to her feet, but I was on her in an instant. I forced her to her knees in the water and then, holding her by the hair, not permitting her to leave her knees, I forced her head back until her dark hair, beneath where I had it knotted in my hand, was loose, floating in the water, and the bow of her exquisite slave beauty was well exposed to me. I regarded her for a time, so held. - (Rogue of Gor)