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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

"On your feet, you stupid sluts, you luscious beasts! Up! Up! Burdens up! Burdens up! Have we all day to dally? No, my luscious beasts, no! Burdens up! Burdens up!" The girls scrambled to their feet, struggling to lift their burdens. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #94)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
10 94 "On your View more quotes about feet">feet, you stupid sluts, you luscious beasts! Up! Up! Burdens up! Burdens up! Have we all day to dally? No, my luscious beasts, no! Burdens up! Burdens up!" The girls scrambled to their feet, struggling to lift their burdens.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
10 91 Several cried out in fear.
10 92 They had already felt that whip, through the thin brown cloth of their slave tunics or across the backs of their legs.
10 93 "Hei! Hei!" called Grunt.
10 94 "On your feet, you stupid sluts, you luscious beasts! Up! Up! Burdens up! Burdens up! Have we all day to dally? No, my luscious beasts, no! Burdens up! Burdens up!" The girls scrambled to their feet, struggling to lift their burdens.
10 95 The whip cracked again and a girl cried out with pain, one more tardy than the rest.
10 96 Then she, too, gasping, tears in her eyes, stood ready in the coffle, the burden balanced on her head.
10 97 "On!" said Grunt, with a gesture of his whip, wheeling about on his kaiila.
Several cried out in fear. They had already felt that whip, through the thin brown cloth of their slave tunics or across the backs of their legs. "Hei! Hei!" called Grunt. "On your feet, you stupid sluts, you luscious beasts! Up! Up! Burdens up! Burdens up! Have we all day to dally? No, my luscious beasts, no! Burdens up! Burdens up!" The girls scrambled to their feet, struggling to lift their burdens. The whip cracked again and a girl cried out with pain, one more tardy than the rest. Then she, too, gasping, tears in her eyes, stood ready in the coffle, the burden balanced on her head. "On!" said Grunt, with a gesture of his whip, wheeling about on his kaiila. - (Savages of Gor)