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

He then permitted her to crawl to the garment, pick it up in her teeth and crawl back to him, and then be before him on all fours, lifting her head to him, beggingly, the garment between her teeth. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #41)
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27 41 He then View more quotes about permitted">permitted her to crawl to the garment, pick it up in her teeth and crawl back to him, and then be before him on all fours, lifting her head to him, beggingly, the garment between her teeth.

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

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27 38 "Master!" she had cried, delightedly.
27 39 But when she had crawled toward it, not having been permitted to rise, he had kicked it farther away from her.
27 40 He had played with her for a time in this manner, and had then had her go to her belly before him and lick and kiss his feet.
27 41 He then permitted her to crawl to the garment, pick it up in her teeth and crawl back to him, and then be before him on all fours, lifting her head to him, beggingly, the garment between her teeth.
27 42 Would he permit it to her? There had been beseeching tears in her eyes.
27 43 He had then said, "Very well," and she had bellied again, tearfully, gratefully, the bit of cloth, now damp, still clutched between her teeth, pressing the side of her face against his bootlike sandals.
27 44 She had then been permitted to draw it on.
"Master!" she had cried, delightedly. But when she had crawled toward it, not having been permitted to rise, he had kicked it farther away from her. He had played with her for a time in this manner, and had then had her go to her belly before him and lick and kiss his feet. He then permitted her to crawl to the garment, pick it up in her teeth and crawl back to him, and then be before him on all fours, lifting her head to him, beggingly, the garment between her teeth. Would he permit it to her? There had been beseeching tears in her eyes. He had then said, "Very well," and she had bellied again, tearfully, gratefully, the bit of cloth, now damp, still clutched between her teeth, pressing the side of her face against his bootlike sandals. She had then been permitted to draw it on. - (Prize of Gor)