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

He had pulled one of the kajirae, the former Lady Alexina, to her feet by the hair. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 61, Sentence #941)
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61 941 He had View more quotes about pulled">pulled one of the kajirae, the former Lady Alexina, to her feet by the hair.

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

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61 938 "Well," said the Lady Bina, imperiously, "bring paper, enough of it, and a marking stick, and a helmet!" "There will be no slip of paper for this one," said a quiet, menacing voice.
61 939 We heard a sudden cry of pain, and a gasp.
61 940 We looked about, to the kajirae, and saw, standing amongst them, Tyrtaios, the Assassin.
61 941 He had pulled one of the kajirae, the former Lady Alexina, to her feet by the hair.
61 942 He now held her, by the hair, bent over, her head at his left hip, in leading position.
61 943 "No, no!" she wept, "no!" He tightened his grip in her hair.
61 944 "Please, no—Master, Master!" she wept.
"Well," said the Lady Bina, imperiously, "bring paper, enough of it, and a marking stick, and a helmet!" "There will be no slip of paper for this one," said a quiet, menacing voice. We heard a sudden cry of pain, and a gasp. We looked about, to the kajirae, and saw, standing amongst them, Tyrtaios, the Assassin. He had pulled one of the kajirae, the former Lady Alexina, to her feet by the hair. He now held her, by the hair, bent over, her head at his left hip, in leading position. "No, no!" she wept, "no!" He tightened his grip in her hair. "Please, no—Master, Master!" she wept. - (Plunder of Gor)