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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

He must not know her condition, what he, her master, had done to her. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #424)
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26 424 He View more quotes about must">must not know her condition, what he, her master, had done to her.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 421 How wonderful that felt! He then unbound her ankles.
26 422 She was muchly pleased.
26 423 With a sob of relief she moved her feet, and then, whimpering, suddenly, inadvertently, pressed her thighs together.
26 424 He must not know her condition, what he, her master, had done to her.
26 425 "Position," said he, and she, whimpering, went as much to position as her bound wrists permitted her.
26 426 Would he not allow her even that much modesty, that much relief? "Would you like to be braceleted?" he asked.
26 427 "Yes, Master," she said, pulling at the tight loops of leather string that bound her wrists, hot and sweating, the one to the other.
How wonderful that felt! He then unbound her ankles. She was muchly pleased. With a sob of relief she moved her feet, and then, whimpering, suddenly, inadvertently, pressed her thighs together. He must not know her condition, what he, her master, had done to her. "Position," said he, and she, whimpering, went as much to position as her bound wrists permitted her. Would he not allow her even that much modesty, that much relief? "Would you like to be braceleted?" he asked. "Yes, Master," she said, pulling at the tight loops of leather string that bound her wrists, hot and sweating, the one to the other. - (Prize of Gor)