Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 9 | 284 | "Very well," said Boots. |
| 9 | 285 | She regarded me angrily, and squirmed in her bonds. |
| 9 | 286 | Then, seeing my eyes upon her, she abruptly stopped, and, frightened, lay very still. |
| 9 | 287 | She had suddenly sensed, doubtless, how provocative might appear to a male her vain struggles, those of a woman writhing helplessly, frustratedly, futilely, within the coils of secure bonds. |
| 9 | 288 | Seeing a woman in bonds, as is well known, tends to stimulate the lust of a man. |
| 9 | 289 | Also, however, interestingly, there is a complement to this on the part of the bound female. |
| 9 | 290 | Knowing herself vulnerable and helpless tends to increase her receptivity. |
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"Very well," said Boots.
She regarded me angrily, and squirmed in her bonds.
Then, seeing my eyes upon her, she abruptly stopped, and, frightened, lay very still.
She had suddenly sensed, doubtless, how provocative might appear to a male her vain struggles, those of a woman writhing helplessly, frustratedly, futilely, within the coils of secure bonds.
Seeing a woman in bonds, as is well known, tends to stimulate the lust of a man.
Also, however, interestingly, there is a complement to this on the part of the bound female.
Knowing herself vulnerable and helpless tends to increase her receptivity.
- (Players of Gor, Chapter )