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

She dared not look at Selius Arconious. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #2404)
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27 2404 She dared not View more quotes about look">look at Selius Arconious.

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

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27 2401 Too, of course, they remind her that she is a slave.
27 2402 Not before my master, she thought, not before my master! Then Ellen lay on her back in the mud and rain, her eyes closed.
27 2403 She was a humbled, ravaged slave.
27 2404 She dared not look at Selius Arconious.
27 2405 Surely he had seen her buck and squirm, and spasm, and writhe, and moan and gasp, and lick and kiss, and grovel, and beg, and wrap her small legs about the large bodies of masters, as though she might thusly hold them the more securely to her.
27 2406 How horrified might have been her former feminist sisters of Earth, but they were not collared on another planet, brazenly tunicked, and the tunic now and again thrust up almost to their breasts, grasped in the mud and put to the service of masters! Or would they have been thrilled, and envy her the profound, uncompromising domination to which she had been subjected, a domination which it was quite unlikely they themselves would receive at the hands of men of Earth, a domination without which they could not realize the depths of their womanhood.
27 2407 There had been fifteen soldiers in all.
Too, of course, they remind her that she is a slave. Not before my master, she thought, not before my master! Then Ellen lay on her back in the mud and rain, her eyes closed. She was a humbled, ravaged slave. She dared not look at Selius Arconious. Surely he had seen her buck and squirm, and spasm, and writhe, and moan and gasp, and lick and kiss, and grovel, and beg, and wrap her small legs about the large bodies of masters, as though she might thusly hold them the more securely to her. How horrified might have been her former feminist sisters of Earth, but they were not collared on another planet, brazenly tunicked, and the tunic now and again thrust up almost to their breasts, grasped in the mud and put to the service of masters! Or would they have been thrilled, and envy her the profound, uncompromising domination to which she had been subjected, a domination which it was quite unlikely they themselves would receive at the hands of men of Earth, a domination without which they could not realize the depths of their womanhood. There had been fifteen soldiers in all. - (Prize of Gor)