Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 32 | 733 | Then I was drawn to the very edge of the pool. |
| 32 | 734 | I looked back wildly over my shoulder, sobbing. |
| 32 | 735 | 'Please, master!' I wept. |
| 32 | 736 | 'Have mercy on me, master! Mercy, master, mercy! Take pity on a worthless slave!' The wrist leashes then tightened, to plunge me forward into the lifted, waiting, lunging jaws. |
| 32 | 737 | I threw my head back. |
| 32 | 738 | I do not know from where within me came then that piteous wild cry that I then uttered. |
| 32 | 739 | 'Let me please you!' I cried. |
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Then I was drawn to the very edge of the pool.
I looked back wildly over my shoulder, sobbing.
'Please, master!' I wept.
'Have mercy on me, master! Mercy, master, mercy! Take pity on a worthless slave!' The wrist leashes then tightened, to plunge me forward into the lifted, waiting, lunging jaws.
I threw my head back.
I do not know from where within me came then that piteous wild cry that I then uttered.
'Let me please you!' I cried.
- (Explorers of Gor, Chapter )