Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 753 | 'Guards! Guards!' View more quotes about cried">cried Appanius. |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 750 | I so wanted to be brought to his attention! But never yet had he requested me, nor had I been put naked to my knees before him, my hands bound behind me in slave bracelets, the key about my neck, for his pleasure. |
| 19 | 751 | I knew I had done wrong, but I had not understood that it was so terrible. |
| 19 | 752 | I had only wanted to call myself to his attention, and had hoped doubtless that he might sometimes be moved to take pity on a poor slave. |
| 19 | 753 | 'Guards! Guards!' cried Appanius. |
| 19 | 754 | I was terrified. |
| 19 | 755 | I trembled, not understanding the immensity of his anger, the enormity of his response to my tiny, pathetic deed. |
| 19 | 756 | Guards rushed into the room, blades free of scabbards, the doors bursting open. |
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I so wanted to be brought to his attention! But never yet had he requested me, nor had I been put naked to my knees before him, my hands bound behind me in slave bracelets, the key about my neck, for his pleasure.
I knew I had done wrong, but I had not understood that it was so terrible.
I had only wanted to call myself to his attention, and had hoped doubtless that he might sometimes be moved to take pity on a poor slave.
'Guards! Guards!' cried Appanius.
I was terrified.
I trembled, not understanding the immensity of his anger, the enormity of his response to my tiny, pathetic deed.
Guards rushed into the room, blades free of scabbards, the doors bursting open.
- (Magicians of Gor)