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

Then I threw her back upon the dais. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #718)
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18 718 Then I View more quotes about threw">threw her back upon the dais.

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

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18 715 Let her now be terrified of the wrath of her Gorean master.
18 716 I cast aside the whip and, with two hands, seizing her by the waist, I lifted her foot from the dais; she was bent backwards in my hands, her head and feet down.
18 717 "Forgive me, my Master!" she begged.
18 718 Then I threw her back upon the dais.
18 719 She pulled her legs up, frightened, and turned to the side.
18 720 "Please do not kill me, Master," she begged.
18 721 I then, with two hands, seized her ankles and threw them widely apart, with a jangle of slave bells.
Let her now be terrified of the wrath of her Gorean master. I cast aside the whip and, with two hands, seizing her by the waist, I lifted her foot from the dais; she was bent backwards in my hands, her head and feet down. "Forgive me, my Master!" she begged. Then I threw her back upon the dais. She pulled her legs up, frightened, and turned to the side. "Please do not kill me, Master," she begged. I then, with two hands, seized her ankles and threw them widely apart, with a jangle of slave bells. - (Guardsman of Gor)