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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

He would take such a woman, and then turn her inside out, with yielding to him. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #250)
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14 250 He would View more quotes about take">take such a woman, and then turn her inside out, with yielding to him.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 247 Perhaps it was my willingness to be summoned to his chamber which had, paradoxically, effectuated my security in this matter.
14 248 I did not know.
14 249 Perhaps for some reason, known only to himself, he took delight in forcing frightened, unwilling women to his pleasure, and, if I am not mistaken, particularly women who found him dismaying or sickening, who might even loathe him.
14 250 He would take such a woman, and then turn her inside out, with yielding to him.
14 251 To be sure, when they returned, bruised and shuddering, scarcely able to walk, to the slave quarters, they had little doubt as to their femaleness or the power of their master.
14 252 I did not think, however, that I had been summoned here for typical slave purposes.
14 253 Surely nothing had suggested that to me.
Perhaps it was my willingness to be summoned to his chamber which had, paradoxically, effectuated my security in this matter. I did not know. Perhaps for some reason, known only to himself, he took delight in forcing frightened, unwilling women to his pleasure, and, if I am not mistaken, particularly women who found him dismaying or sickening, who might even loathe him. He would take such a woman, and then turn her inside out, with yielding to him. To be sure, when they returned, bruised and shuddering, scarcely able to walk, to the slave quarters, they had little doubt as to their femaleness or the power of their master. I did not think, however, that I had been summoned here for typical slave purposes. Surely nothing had suggested that to me. - (Dancer of Gor)