Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 13 | 912 | And thusly was I, a mere slave, again conquered. |
| 13 | 913 | I lay for a time at the ring. |
| 13 | 914 | He went to one of the small slave cages to the left and pulled it somewhat forward and to the right, until it was a bit to the left of the unoccupied kennels. |
| 13 | 915 | He then went to the table and busied himself there, with some papers, perhaps mine. |
| 13 | 916 | The brunet slave came and crouched down beside me. |
| 13 | 917 | She carried a wet cloth and wiped the gruel from my face and, I fear, some from my hair, as well, as I had sometimes, gasping, squirming, twisting, writhing, thrust my head too low, too near the dish. |
| 13 | 918 | "You have a good belly," she said. |
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And thusly was I, a mere slave, again conquered.
I lay for a time at the ring.
He went to one of the small slave cages to the left and pulled it somewhat forward and to the right, until it was a bit to the left of the unoccupied kennels.
He then went to the table and busied himself there, with some papers, perhaps mine.
The brunet slave came and crouched down beside me.
She carried a wet cloth and wiped the gruel from my face and, I fear, some from my hair, as well, as I had sometimes, gasping, squirming, twisting, writhing, thrust my head too low, too near the dish.
"You have a good belly," she said.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter )