Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 420 | Then she could View more quotes about move">move no further back against the stone couch. |
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Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 417 | Bosk of Port Kar, with the quilted cloth, drew forth the iron, and thrust it back. |
| 26 | 418 | It would soon be ready. |
| 26 | 419 | "You are a beast and a barbarian!" she cried to him, drawing back. |
| 26 | 420 | Then she could move no further back against the stone couch. |
| 26 | 421 | She could draw her feet up no further. |
| 26 | 422 | He took her and threw her to her right side, wedging her in the corner formed by the tiles and the foot of the stone couch. |
| 26 | 423 | With the leash he tied her thighs tightly together, leaving between the tight, confining leather strips an open space, a small, lovely territory, for the passage of the iron. |
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Bosk of Port Kar, with the quilted cloth, drew forth the iron, and thrust it back.
It would soon be ready.
"You are a beast and a barbarian!" she cried to him, drawing back.
Then she could move no further back against the stone couch.
She could draw her feet up no further.
He took her and threw her to her right side, wedging her in the corner formed by the tiles and the foot of the stone couch.
With the leash he tied her thighs tightly together, leaving between the tight, confining leather strips an open space, a small, lovely territory, for the passage of the iron.
- (Slave Girl of Gor)