Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 54 | 268 | Then, View more quotes about crying">crying out, she hurried on, struck twice more by the switch. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 54 | 265 | One of Mahpiyasapa's wives, with a switch in her gnarled, mutilated hand, the woman with whom I had once spoken outside of his lodge before the attack on the summer camp, was supervising her in her duties. |
| 54 | 266 | The large-bosomed, red-haired girl looked at me. |
| 54 | 267 | My face was expressionless. |
| 54 | 268 | Then, crying out, she hurried on, struck twice more by the switch. |
| 54 | 269 | She was now called Natusa. |
| 54 | 270 | 'Natu' designates corn silk, or the tassel on the maize plant; it can also stand for the hair on the side of the head. |
| 54 | 271 | These things, of course, are all silky and smooth to the touch. |
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One of Mahpiyasapa's wives, with a switch in her gnarled, mutilated hand, the woman with whom I had once spoken outside of his lodge before the attack on the summer camp, was supervising her in her duties.
The large-bosomed, red-haired girl looked at me.
My face was expressionless.
Then, crying out, she hurried on, struck twice more by the switch.
She was now called Natusa.
'Natu' designates corn silk, or the tassel on the maize plant; it can also stand for the hair on the side of the head.
These things, of course, are all silky and smooth to the touch.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)