Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
33
545
"I beg mercy, my masters!" I cried, a terrified slave, addressing them all, in my terror, as though they might be my legal masters.
"I beg mercy, my masters!" I cried, a terrified slave, addressing them all, in my terror, as though they might be my legal masters.
- (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #545)
Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
33
542
In that instant, in a flash, I saw the cavernous maw, the fangs, the long, dark tongue, the blazing eyes, the intentness, the single-mindedness, the power, the eagerness of the beast.
33
543
I threw back my head and screamed miserably.
33
544
"Pity!" I begged.
33
545
"I beg mercy, my masters!" I cried, a terrified slave, addressing them all, in my terror, as though they might be my legal masters.
33
546
Then the sleen, with a word, was withdrawn, and thrown meat.
33
547
I trembled.
33
548
Were it not for the hands of the soldier behind me, on my arms, I might have collapsed.
In that instant, in a flash, I saw the cavernous maw, the fangs, the long, dark tongue, the blazing eyes, the intentness, the single-mindedness, the power, the eagerness of the beast.
I threw back my head and screamed miserably.
"Pity!" I begged.
"I beg mercy, my masters!" I cried, a terrified slave, addressing them all, in my terror, as though they might be my legal masters.
Then the sleen, with a word, was withdrawn, and thrown meat.
I trembled.
Were it not for the hands of the soldier behind me, on my arms, I might have collapsed.
- (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 33)