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

He unceremoniously flung my legs apart. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #305)
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31 305 He unceremoniously View more quotes about flung">flung my legs apart.

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

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31 302 "See that you serve him well! If you do not serve him well, I will beat a bucket of slave oil out of you!" "Yes, Mistress," I called to her.
31 303 Mirus crouched beside me.
31 304 He thrust me to my back.
31 305 He unceremoniously flung my legs apart.
31 306 I, serve him well? It seemed clearly his intention, at least at first, to help himself.
31 307 I did not expect to be given much more consideration than a free woman taken in the streets of a burning city, subjected to hasty loot use, thence to be dragged away stripped after her captor, her hands bound behind her, a rope on her neck.
31 308 "Yes, you did well," said Mirus, almost a growl.
"See that you serve him well! If you do not serve him well, I will beat a bucket of slave oil out of you!" "Yes, Mistress," I called to her. Mirus crouched beside me. He thrust me to my back. He unceremoniously flung my legs apart. I, serve him well? It seemed clearly his intention, at least at first, to help himself. I did not expect to be given much more consideration than a free woman taken in the streets of a burning city, subjected to hasty loot use, thence to be dragged away stripped after her captor, her hands bound behind her, a rope on her neck. "Yes, you did well," said Mirus, almost a growl. - (Dancer of Gor)