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

"Please, Master," cried she who had been Bloketu, suddenly, turning and throwing herself to her shoulder, and then to her belly, before Cuwignaka. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #110)
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50 110 "View more quotes about please">Please, Master," cried she who had been Bloketu, suddenly, turning and throwing herself to her shoulder, and then to her belly, before Cuwignaka.

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

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50 107 "Is there any here," asked Mahpiyasapa, "who would accept these slaves?" No one spoke.
50 108 "Give them to the women," said a man.
50 109 "Give them to the women!" cried several of the men.
50 110 "Please, Master," cried she who had been Bloketu, suddenly, turning and throwing herself to her shoulder, and then to her belly, before Cuwignaka.
50 111 She kissed his moccasins fervently, lying bound on her belly before him.
50 112 "Please, Master," she begged, weeping, "please accept me as a slave!" Iwoso threw herself on her belly, on the rock, before Hci.
50 113 "I am a slave!" she wept.
"Is there any here," asked Mahpiyasapa, "who would accept these slaves?" No one spoke. "Give them to the women," said a man. "Give them to the women!" cried several of the men. "Please, Master," cried she who had been Bloketu, suddenly, turning and throwing herself to her shoulder, and then to her belly, before Cuwignaka. She kissed his moccasins fervently, lying bound on her belly before him. "Please, Master," she begged, weeping, "please accept me as a slave!" Iwoso threw herself on her belly, on the rock, before Hci. "I am a slave!" she wept. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)