Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 3 | 888 | He View more quotes about pulled">pulled me back behind the Xerox machines, where the sight of me would not offend Teibar. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 3 | 885 | It was apparently not a ring where the chain was attached but, it now seemed, some sort of fixed-position, heavy, welded-in metal staple. |
| 3 | 886 | This device, to which the chain was attached, where it now exerted its force, was now under my jaw, to my right. |
| 3 | 887 | I followed Taurog now, on all fours, the silk stuffed in my mouth. |
| 3 | 888 | He pulled me back behind the Xerox machines, where the sight of me would not offend Teibar. |
| 3 | 889 | There, with his foot, first against my arms and hands, then against my knees and thighs, brushing them outward, toward my extremities in both cases, he let me know his will with respect to my limbs. |
| 3 | 890 | I went first to my elbows, and then to my belly. |
| 3 | 891 | I do not think Taurog spoke much English. |
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It was apparently not a ring where the chain was attached but, it now seemed, some sort of fixed-position, heavy, welded-in metal staple.
This device, to which the chain was attached, where it now exerted its force, was now under my jaw, to my right.
I followed Taurog now, on all fours, the silk stuffed in my mouth.
He pulled me back behind the Xerox machines, where the sight of me would not offend Teibar.
There, with his foot, first against my arms and hands, then against my knees and thighs, brushing them outward, toward my extremities in both cases, he let me know his will with respect to my limbs.
I went first to my elbows, and then to my belly.
I do not think Taurog spoke much English.
- (Dancer of Gor)