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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Stop, stop!" she cried. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #231)
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4 231 "Stop, stop!" she View more quotes about cried">cried.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 228 Sometimes white - silkers cost more, though for no reason that seems clear.
4 229 Who cares about such things in the case of a slave? Is the virginity of a tarsk or verr of interest? Who cares who is first to open them? Then casually, unexpectedly, the auctioneer, behind the slave, his left hand in her hair, holding her head back a bit, gently, but firmly, with the blades of the coiled whip, subjected her to the "slaver's caress.
4 230 She shrieked with misery, and twisted, and leaped.
4 231 "Stop, stop!" she cried.
4 232 But the gentle touch, firm and implacable, was relentless.
4 233 She rose to the tips of her toes, as though she would withdraw from the touch.
4 234 Then she kicked out, wildly, protestingly, and would have lost her footing was it not for the hand in her hair.
Sometimes white - silkers cost more, though for no reason that seems clear. Who cares about such things in the case of a slave? Is the virginity of a tarsk or verr of interest? Who cares who is first to open them? Then casually, unexpectedly, the auctioneer, behind the slave, his left hand in her hair, holding her head back a bit, gently, but firmly, with the blades of the coiled whip, subjected her to the "slaver's caress. She shrieked with misery, and twisted, and leaped. "Stop, stop!" she cried. But the gentle touch, firm and implacable, was relentless. She rose to the tips of her toes, as though she would withdraw from the touch. Then she kicked out, wildly, protestingly, and would have lost her footing was it not for the hand in her hair. - (Smugglers of Gor)