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

As he extended his hand, I gratefully returned the whistle to him, and rose up, backed away a pace or two, and again knelt, where I had positioned myself for the masters' convenience. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 41, Sentence #327)
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41 327 As he extended his View more quotes about hand">hand, I gratefully returned the whistle to him, and rose up, backed away a pace or two, and again knelt, where I had positioned myself for the masters' convenience.

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

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41 324 "Blow harder," said Aeson.
41 325 I then tried, again and again, to sound the whistle, but I heard nothing.
41 326 "Even when new," said Axel, "it required strength to sound it, and it is now broken".
41 327 As he extended his hand, I gratefully returned the whistle to him, and rose up, backed away a pace or two, and again knelt, where I had positioned myself for the masters' convenience.
41 328 The bottle in its net was now light, as the liquid was mostly gone.
41 329 "I doubt I could sound it myself," said Axel.
41 330 Then he put the whistle to his lips, and, as far as I could tell, exerted great force on the tiny device.
"Blow harder," said Aeson. I then tried, again and again, to sound the whistle, but I heard nothing. "Even when new," said Axel, "it required strength to sound it, and it is now broken". As he extended his hand, I gratefully returned the whistle to him, and rose up, backed away a pace or two, and again knelt, where I had positioned myself for the masters' convenience. The bottle in its net was now light, as the liquid was mostly gone. "I doubt I could sound it myself," said Axel. Then he put the whistle to his lips, and, as far as I could tell, exerted great force on the tiny device. - (Smugglers of Gor)