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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

I had then, later, when he again addressed his attentions to me, fearing I might succumb, attempted to hold myself inert. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #57)
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9 57 I had then, View more quotes about later">later, when he again addressed his attentions to me, fearing I might succumb, attempted to hold myself inert.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 54 I was no more than a pleasure beast with which he would unilaterally slake the flames of his lust.
9 55 I was a slave.
9 56 Even in his first abrupt penetration of me, his holding of me, and his plunging use of me, despite the discomfort and shock, I had had some dim, frightening sense of what might be done with me, what I might become.
9 57 I had then, later, when he again addressed his attentions to me, fearing I might succumb, attempted to hold myself inert.
9 58 I must try to refuse to feel.
9 59 I must be cold! I heard tiny sounds escape me.
9 60 I was helpless in his hands.
I was no more than a pleasure beast with which he would unilaterally slake the flames of his lust. I was a slave. Even in his first abrupt penetration of me, his holding of me, and his plunging use of me, despite the discomfort and shock, I had had some dim, frightening sense of what might be done with me, what I might become. I had then, later, when he again addressed his attentions to me, fearing I might succumb, attempted to hold myself inert. I must try to refuse to feel. I must be cold! I heard tiny sounds escape me. I was helpless in his hands. - (Plunder of Gor)