Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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"Please, Master!" I had never been struck in my life, until the party, when I had been subjected to the lashing of Nora's angry switch.
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I would have done almost anything to escape that switching.
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I remembered, in the pain, blind with misery, acknowledging her mistress, and myself slave.
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She, my enemy, and rival, being acknowledged mistress! And I no more than a groveling, frightened, beaten slave at her feet! What a triumph that must have been for her, to see her despised rival, in beauty, in popularity, cringing at her feet, belled, collared, half naked, weeping, a slave with no option but to endure the displeasure of her mistress! That beating had been unpleasant, to be sure.
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And I could well understand how a slave will dread the switch, and do much to escape it.
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Surely I would do so! I had no wish to feel it again! I tried to turn, to look behind me.
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I could not well see what he had in his hand.
"Please, Master!" I had never been struck in my life, until the party, when I had been subjected to the lashing of Nora's angry switch.
I would have done almost anything to escape that switching.
I remembered, in the pain, blind with misery, acknowledging her mistress, and myself slave.
She, my enemy, and rival, being acknowledged mistress! And I no more than a groveling, frightened, beaten slave at her feet! What a triumph that must have been for her, to see her despised rival, in beauty, in popularity, cringing at her feet, belled, collared, half naked, weeping, a slave with no option but to endure the displeasure of her mistress! That beating had been unpleasant, to be sure.
And I could well understand how a slave will dread the switch, and do much to escape it.
Surely I would do so! I had no wish to feel it again! I tried to turn, to look behind me.
I could not well see what he had in his hand.
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter )