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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Hassan, however, was not so lenient; he had, as yet, not permitted his pretty Alyena this liberty. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #557)
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11 557 View more quotes about hassan">Hassan, however, was not so lenient; he had, as yet, not permitted his pretty Alyena this liberty.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 554 He is addressed as, or responded to, as "Master" or "my Master".
11 555 If Hassan survived, he would, I suspected, well beat her for this lapse.
11 556 Some masters, it might be noted, however, permit the girl to speak their name, if it is accompanied by an acknowledgment of title, as in, say, "Hassan, Master," or "Hassan, my Master".
11 557 Hassan, however, was not so lenient; he had, as yet, not permitted his pretty Alyena this liberty.
11 558 I had little doubt, should he survive, the lovely, little wench would be well whipped for her oversight, her agonized outburst, bordering on insolence.
11 559 His hand was lifted.
11 560 His head was low, looking over the ledge.
He is addressed as, or responded to, as "Master" or "my Master". If Hassan survived, he would, I suspected, well beat her for this lapse. Some masters, it might be noted, however, permit the girl to speak their name, if it is accompanied by an acknowledgment of title, as in, say, "Hassan, Master," or "Hassan, my Master". Hassan, however, was not so lenient; he had, as yet, not permitted his pretty Alyena this liberty. I had little doubt, should he survive, the lovely, little wench would be well whipped for her oversight, her agonized outburst, bordering on insolence. His hand was lifted. His head was low, looking over the ledge. - (Tribesmen of Gor)