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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"You would like to speak, would you not, Lady Iwoso?" I asked. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #222)
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43 222 "You would like to View more quotes about speak">speak, would you not, Lady Iwoso?" I asked.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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43 219 The girls looked at me in fear.
43 220 Their fears were not allayed in the least when I, having fetched a stout rawhide rope, crouched down next to them and tied one end of this rope about the handles of Bloketu's sack and the other end about the handles of Iwoso's sack.
43 221 Iwoso began to utter desperate noises, moving her head, the gag packed in her mouth.
43 222 "You would like to speak, would you not, Lady Iwoso?" I asked.
43 223 She moved her head affirmatively, desperately.
43 224 "If I removed your gag," I asked, "would you promise to be quiet?" She nodded her head affirmatively, vigorously.
43 225 "Could I depend on your word in such a situation?" I inquired.
The girls looked at me in fear. Their fears were not allayed in the least when I, having fetched a stout rawhide rope, crouched down next to them and tied one end of this rope about the handles of Bloketu's sack and the other end about the handles of Iwoso's sack. Iwoso began to utter desperate noises, moving her head, the gag packed in her mouth. "You would like to speak, would you not, Lady Iwoso?" I asked. She moved her head affirmatively, desperately. "If I removed your gag," I asked, "would you promise to be quiet?" She nodded her head affirmatively, vigorously. "Could I depend on your word in such a situation?" I inquired. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)