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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, compounding her misery, was doubtless the fact that Marcus, in his swift, imperious, almost thoughtless usage of her, had done little more than intensify her needs, the helpless prisoner of which, as a slave girl, she was. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #1068)
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8 1068 Too, compounding her View more quotes about misery">misery, was doubtless the fact that Marcus, in his swift, imperious, almost thoughtless usage of her, had done little more than intensify her needs, the helpless prisoner of which, as a slave girl, she was.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 1065 Once she tried, whimpering, to press herself against her master.
8 1066 She looked up at him, tears in her eyes, her hands tied behind her, the tunic between her teeth.
8 1067 She feared that she might have now, because of her earlier behavior, lapsed in his favor.
8 1068 Too, compounding her misery, was doubtless the fact that Marcus, in his swift, imperious, almost thoughtless usage of her, had done little more than intensify her needs, the helpless prisoner of which, as a slave girl, she was.
8 1069 He thrust her back.
8 1070 We then continued on our way, Phoebe heeling her master.
8 1071 I heard her gasp once or twice, and sob.
Once she tried, whimpering, to press herself against her master. She looked up at him, tears in her eyes, her hands tied behind her, the tunic between her teeth. She feared that she might have now, because of her earlier behavior, lapsed in his favor. Too, compounding her misery, was doubtless the fact that Marcus, in his swift, imperious, almost thoughtless usage of her, had done little more than intensify her needs, the helpless prisoner of which, as a slave girl, she was. He thrust her back. We then continued on our way, Phoebe heeling her master. I heard her gasp once or twice, and sob. - (Magicians of Gor)