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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Please," she wept, turning to me. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #89)
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6 89 "View more quotes about please">Please," she wept, turning to me.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 86 I knew what must now pass, and it was what would have passed in any city or on any road or trail or path in Gor.
6 87 She was a captive female, and must, naturally, submit to her assessment as prize; she must also be, incidentally, examined for weapons; a dagger or poisoned needle is often concealed in the clothing of free women.
6 88 There were interested murmurs from the crowd when, to the Gorean's thinking, the unusual garments underlying her yellow shift were revealed.
6 89 "Please," she wept, turning to me.
6 90 "Be silent," I cautioned her.
6 91 Kamchak then removed her remaining garments, even the shreds of nylon stockings that had hung about her ankles.
6 92 There was a murmur of approval from the crowd; even some of the enslaved Turian beauties, in spite of themselves, cried out in admiration.
I knew what must now pass, and it was what would have passed in any city or on any road or trail or path in Gor. She was a captive female, and must, naturally, submit to her assessment as prize; she must also be, incidentally, examined for weapons; a dagger or poisoned needle is often concealed in the clothing of free women. There were interested murmurs from the crowd when, to the Gorean's thinking, the unusual garments underlying her yellow shift were revealed. "Please," she wept, turning to me. "Be silent," I cautioned her. Kamchak then removed her remaining garments, even the shreds of nylon stockings that had hung about her ankles. There was a murmur of approval from the crowd; even some of the enslaved Turian beauties, in spite of themselves, cried out in admiration. - (Nomads of Gor)