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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I was sobbing wildly, and he placed his hand over my mouth, and I looked up at him, wildly, over his hand, and he removed his hand from my mouth, and said to me, 'Good evening, slave. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #1078)
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3 1078 "I was View more quotes about sobbing">sobbing wildly, and he placed his hand over my mouth, and I looked up at him, wildly, over his hand, and he removed his hand from my mouth, and said to me, 'Good evening, slave.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
3 1075 Unaccountable sensations coursed through me.
3 1076 What might it be, I wondered, to be vulnerably, helplessly, legally, subject to such abuse? What might it be, I wondered, to be in a man's arms, owned by him, to be choiceless, to have no option but to feel and yield.
3 1077 I struggled to put such thoughts from my head, but then I screamed in misery, for the pain had begun.
3 1078 "I was sobbing wildly, and he placed his hand over my mouth, and I looked up at him, wildly, over his hand, and he removed his hand from my mouth, and said to me, 'Good evening, slave.
3 1079 ' One of the men looked at me, and said, 'A good mark.
3 1080 ' I did not even know what mark it was.
3 1081 I heard the iron immersed in water, and heard the water hiss and boil about the metal.
Unaccountable sensations coursed through me. What might it be, I wondered, to be vulnerably, helplessly, legally, subject to such abuse? What might it be, I wondered, to be in a man's arms, owned by him, to be choiceless, to have no option but to feel and yield. I struggled to put such thoughts from my head, but then I screamed in misery, for the pain had begun. "I was sobbing wildly, and he placed his hand over my mouth, and I looked up at him, wildly, over his hand, and he removed his hand from my mouth, and said to me, 'Good evening, slave. ' One of the men looked at me, and said, 'A good mark. ' I did not even know what mark it was. I heard the iron immersed in water, and heard the water hiss and boil about the metal. - (Mariners of Gor)