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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Just wait," said Ephialtes, "until he forces her beyond the point from which she can return". - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #328)
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37 328 "Just wait," said Ephialtes, "View more quotes about until">until he forces her beyond the point from which she can return".

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 325 In a few moments, we heard, too, from a slightly different direction, gasps, then moans and soft cries.
37 326 "That is Rimice," said Ephialtes.
37 327 "She, too, is apparently becoming acquainted with her collar," I said.
37 328 "Just wait," said Ephialtes, "until he forces her beyond the point from which she can return".
37 329 "Excellent," I said.
37 330 That would be the point at which the woman has no choice but to accept the slave orgasm, assuming, of course, that the master chooses to grant it to her.
37 331 Naturally the master, at least eventually, at least usually, though she does not know, may be depended upon to accede to her piteous requests.
In a few moments, we heard, too, from a slightly different direction, gasps, then moans and soft cries. "That is Rimice," said Ephialtes. "She, too, is apparently becoming acquainted with her collar," I said. "Just wait," said Ephialtes, "until he forces her beyond the point from which she can return". "Excellent," I said. That would be the point at which the woman has no choice but to accept the slave orgasm, assuming, of course, that the master chooses to grant it to her. Naturally the master, at least eventually, at least usually, though she does not know, may be depended upon to accede to her piteous requests. - (Vagabonds of Gor)