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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then she put herself on her belly, on the dirt floor of the small tent, before me. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #97)
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9 97 Then she put View more quotes about herself">herself on her belly, on the dirt floor of the small tent, before me.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 94 It is sometimes very trying, though also perhaps very instructive, for a new slave, perhaps a woman of a conquered city, to be marched thusly through the streets, stung with pebbles, pinched and slapped, subjected to the most intimate forms of raillery, jocosity and abuse.
9 95 "Do you object?" I asked.
9 96 "No," she said, suddenly, quickly.
9 97 Then she put herself on her belly, on the dirt floor of the small tent, before me.
9 98 She lifted her head, looking up at me.
9 99 "When," she asked, "may I use the word 'Master' truly to you, in all honesty?" "But you are a free woman," I said to her.
9 100 "I beg the collar!" she said.
It is sometimes very trying, though also perhaps very instructive, for a new slave, perhaps a woman of a conquered city, to be marched thusly through the streets, stung with pebbles, pinched and slapped, subjected to the most intimate forms of raillery, jocosity and abuse. "Do you object?" I asked. "No," she said, suddenly, quickly. Then she put herself on her belly, on the dirt floor of the small tent, before me. She lifted her head, looking up at me. "When," she asked, "may I use the word 'Master' truly to you, in all honesty?" "But you are a free woman," I said to her. "I beg the collar!" she said. - (Renegades of Gor)