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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Please, please, Master!" I dropped the coin into the narrow, metal coin box. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #308)
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17 308 "View more quotes about please">Please, please, Master!" I dropped the coin into the narrow, metal coin box.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 305 Her eyes were filled with tears.
17 306 Tiny salty rivulets ran down her cheeks, and under the chain and collar, and some tears fell, too, upon the edges of her parted tunic, and on her small, soft, muchly exposed, proffered breasts, those of a pleading Coin Girl.
17 307 "Please, Master," she said.
17 308 "Please, please, Master!" I dropped the coin into the narrow, metal coin box.
17 309 I thought the girl would almost faint with relief, and pleasure.
17 310 Too, I saw another emotion in her eyes, which was harder to fathom.
17 311 The girl with the leash bent down to a nearby slave ring.
Her eyes were filled with tears. Tiny salty rivulets ran down her cheeks, and under the chain and collar, and some tears fell, too, upon the edges of her parted tunic, and on her small, soft, muchly exposed, proffered breasts, those of a pleading Coin Girl. "Please, Master," she said. "Please, please, Master!" I dropped the coin into the narrow, metal coin box. I thought the girl would almost faint with relief, and pleasure. Too, I saw another emotion in her eyes, which was harder to fathom. The girl with the leash bent down to a nearby slave ring. - (Guardsman of Gor)