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

First, I separated the ropes a bit on her upper body and put my ear to her heart. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #1057)
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15 1057 View more quotes about first">First, I separated the ropes a bit on her upper body and put my ear to her heart.

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

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15 1054 I rejected the idea of clawing at the back of the knee as that, I think, is somewhat severe, and is usually followed by the administration of a serious discipline for malingering.
15 1055 Similarly I abandoned the idea of caressing the soles of her feet because she would not be likely to find that her response to such stimuli would be interesting or illuminating.
15 1056 I wanted something, rather, which would prove to Lady Publia, even if to her profound humiliation, what she was.
15 1057 First, I separated the ropes a bit on her upper body and put my ear to her heart.
15 1058 It was beating, so she was alive, as I thought.
15 1059 I also heard the heart rate increase, excitedly, she frightened, and knowing I was making this determination.
15 1060 Still she pretended to unconsciousness.
I rejected the idea of clawing at the back of the knee as that, I think, is somewhat severe, and is usually followed by the administration of a serious discipline for malingering. Similarly I abandoned the idea of caressing the soles of her feet because she would not be likely to find that her response to such stimuli would be interesting or illuminating. I wanted something, rather, which would prove to Lady Publia, even if to her profound humiliation, what she was. First, I separated the ropes a bit on her upper body and put my ear to her heart. It was beating, so she was alive, as I thought. I also heard the heart rate increase, excitedly, she frightened, and knowing I was making this determination. Still she pretended to unconsciousness. - (Renegades of Gor)