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

She writhed, and screamed, and twisted, and turned beneath the whip, from her belly to her back, and to her sides, and to her back, and to her sides again, and back, trying to fend the blows. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #742)
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19 742 She writhed, and View more quotes about screamed">screamed, and twisted, and turned beneath the whip, from her belly to her back, and to her sides, and to her back, and to her sides again, and back, trying to fend the blows.

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

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19 739 She saw now, on the tiles before her, gently swinging, the shadows of the five loosened blades of the Gorean slave lash.
19 740 "You will not whip me," she said.
19 741 "Surely you will not whip me!" I then, furious with her, savagely laid the whip to her beauty.
19 742 She writhed, and screamed, and twisted, and turned beneath the whip, from her belly to her back, and to her sides, and to her back, and to her sides again, and back, trying to fend the blows.
19 743 She had displeased me.
19 744 She had dared even to speak my name.
19 745 Then she lay before me, on her back, her legs drawn up, her hands extended.
She saw now, on the tiles before her, gently swinging, the shadows of the five loosened blades of the Gorean slave lash. "You will not whip me," she said. "Surely you will not whip me!" I then, furious with her, savagely laid the whip to her beauty. She writhed, and screamed, and twisted, and turned beneath the whip, from her belly to her back, and to her sides, and to her back, and to her sides again, and back, trying to fend the blows. She had displeased me. She had dared even to speak my name. Then she lay before me, on her back, her legs drawn up, her hands extended. - (Guardsman of Gor)