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

My captor took a length of the rope which fastened the other two slaves together, by the neck, and I felt it tied, and knotted, about my neck. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #250)
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29 250 My captor View more quotes about took">took a length of the rope which fastened the other two slaves together, by the neck, and I felt it tied, and knotted, about my neck.

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

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29 247 I made my small sound again, piteously.
29 248 "Do you beg," she asked, "as the meaningless slave you are, to be added to the rope?" Fervently, desperately, I made again a single, small, pleading sound.
29 249 "Put her on the rope," said the leader, rising.
29 250 My captor took a length of the rope which fastened the other two slaves together, by the neck, and I felt it tied, and knotted, about my neck.
29 251 "Switch her," said the leader.
29 252 Then I writhed, and squirmed, helpless and bound, on my belly, tears bursting from my eyes, muddying the dirt before me, under a lashing rain of supple leather.
29 253 I could not cry out, for the cruelty of the gag, but tiny, startled, miserable sounds escaped me.
I made my small sound again, piteously. "Do you beg," she asked, "as the meaningless slave you are, to be added to the rope?" Fervently, desperately, I made again a single, small, pleading sound. "Put her on the rope," said the leader, rising. My captor took a length of the rope which fastened the other two slaves together, by the neck, and I felt it tied, and knotted, about my neck. "Switch her," said the leader. Then I writhed, and squirmed, helpless and bound, on my belly, tears bursting from my eyes, muddying the dirt before me, under a lashing rain of supple leather. I could not cry out, for the cruelty of the gag, but tiny, startled, miserable sounds escaped me. - (Smugglers of Gor)