Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 30 | 188 | Then she went to all fours before the pans, and, putting her head down, ate and drank from the pans. |
| 30 | 189 | She cast many an anxious look at her master, but he did not so much as look at her. |
| 30 | 190 | This disturbed her, terribly. |
| 30 | 191 | When the tharlarion had been hitched, and the men were clearly ready to depart, she could stand it no more, and ran to the feet of her master, and put her head down, and wept, and covered his feet with tears and kisses. |
| 30 | 192 | "Please, forgive me, Master!" she wept. |
| 30 | 193 | "Please forgive me!" Then, as she dared to lift her eyes, clutching his calves, and looking fearfully up at him, she suddenly felt an almost uncontrollable cry of need in her belly, one suffusing upward and downward throughout her small body. |
| 30 | 194 | She made a small noise of astonishment, and of fear. |
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Then she went to all fours before the pans, and, putting her head down, ate and drank from the pans.
She cast many an anxious look at her master, but he did not so much as look at her.
This disturbed her, terribly.
When the tharlarion had been hitched, and the men were clearly ready to depart, she could stand it no more, and ran to the feet of her master, and put her head down, and wept, and covered his feet with tears and kisses.
"Please, forgive me, Master!" she wept.
"Please forgive me!" Then, as she dared to lift her eyes, clutching his calves, and looking fearfully up at him, she suddenly felt an almost uncontrollable cry of need in her belly, one suffusing upward and downward throughout her small body.
She made a small noise of astonishment, and of fear.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter )