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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Enough," said Master Desmond, pleasantly, and pulled me back, and forced my head down, it held by the hair, again, to his right hip, and then, the slave in leading position, her hands fastened behind her, tied with a short cord, took his way from the fire. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #79)
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19 79 "View more quotes about enough">Enough," said Master Desmond, pleasantly, and pulled me back, and forced my head down, it held by the hair, again, to his right hip, and then, the slave in leading position, her hands fastened behind her, tied with a short cord, took his way from the fire.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 76 "Did you not detect a movement of her small body within that tunic?" There was laughter.
19 77 "I am sure I saw a movement of her thighs," said he in whose charge I was.
19 78 "No, no," I said, but my protest was futile, and undecipherable, mumbled, beneath the pressure of the lips pressed to mine.
19 79 "Enough," said Master Desmond, pleasantly, and pulled me back, and forced my head down, it held by the hair, again, to his right hip, and then, the slave in leading position, her hands fastened behind her, tied with a short cord, took his way from the fire.
19 80 Behind us, the men began to sing songs.
19 81 "The master of the wagons," said Master Desmond, "is of Ar.
19 82 His name is Pausanias.
"Did you not detect a movement of her small body within that tunic?" There was laughter. "I am sure I saw a movement of her thighs," said he in whose charge I was. "No, no," I said, but my protest was futile, and undecipherable, mumbled, beneath the pressure of the lips pressed to mine. "Enough," said Master Desmond, pleasantly, and pulled me back, and forced my head down, it held by the hair, again, to his right hip, and then, the slave in leading position, her hands fastened behind her, tied with a short cord, took his way from the fire. Behind us, the men began to sing songs. "The master of the wagons," said Master Desmond, "is of Ar. His name is Pausanias. - (Conspirators of Gor)