Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 50 | 309 | "I am much smaller and weaker than you. |
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Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 50 | 306 | "Does a she-View more quotes about tarsk">tarsk object to being bound as what she is, a she-tarsk?" "Master!" I said. |
| 50 | 307 | Then he pulled me to my feet by the leash under my chin, and I could not stand upright, as I was bound, my ankles closely crossed, save for his left hand on my arm, and his right hand on the leash, close to the collar. |
| 50 | 308 | "I am only a female slave," I said. |
| 50 | 309 | "I am much smaller and weaker than you. |
| 50 | 310 | Please show me mercy!" He then scooped me up, lightly, and carried me to one of the nearby small boats, one with two oars, and put me on my back, roughly, on the boards, at the bottom of the boat. |
| 50 | 311 | The lower part of my body would then be between his feet, and partly under his seat. |
| 50 | 312 | He must then have freed the boat from its mooring, for he was wading beside it, thrusting it into the river, and then he entered the boat, took his seat, freed the oars, set them in place, and began to row. |
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"Does a she-tarsk object to being bound as what she is, a she-tarsk?" "Master!" I said.
Then he pulled me to my feet by the leash under my chin, and I could not stand upright, as I was bound, my ankles closely crossed, save for his left hand on my arm, and his right hand on the leash, close to the collar.
"I am only a female slave," I said.
"I am much smaller and weaker than you.
Please show me mercy!" He then scooped me up, lightly, and carried me to one of the nearby small boats, one with two oars, and put me on my back, roughly, on the boards, at the bottom of the boat.
The lower part of my body would then be between his feet, and partly under his seat.
He must then have freed the boat from its mooring, for he was wading beside it, thrusting it into the river, and then he entered the boat, took his seat, freed the oars, set them in place, and began to row.
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