Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 52 | 492 | Was that for sport, or vengeance? In any event I was soon captured, to be returned to Shipcamp and my masters, the Pani. |
| 52 | 493 | In the return to Shipcamp he had well revenged himself on me for the indignities to which I had subjected him, and had soon, in his vengeance, stirred my slave fires almost to the point of madness. |
| 52 | 494 | No longer did I fear he would touch me, but only that he might not touch me. |
| 52 | 495 | How I wanted to hate him, who was so uncaring and cruel, but I soon hoped for permission to lick and kiss his feet. |
| 52 | 496 | Returned to Shipcamp, I had been placed in the stockade, a facility of maximum security. |
| 52 | 497 | Why had that been? As the great ship prepared for its departure, Shipcamp was fired, and the buildings and stockade on the south side of the river, as well. |
| 52 | 498 | He had rescued me from the burning stockade, at no little danger to his own life. |
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Was that for sport, or vengeance? In any event I was soon captured, to be returned to Shipcamp and my masters, the Pani.
In the return to Shipcamp he had well revenged himself on me for the indignities to which I had subjected him, and had soon, in his vengeance, stirred my slave fires almost to the point of madness.
No longer did I fear he would touch me, but only that he might not touch me.
How I wanted to hate him, who was so uncaring and cruel, but I soon hoped for permission to lick and kiss his feet.
Returned to Shipcamp, I had been placed in the stockade, a facility of maximum security.
Why had that been? As the great ship prepared for its departure, Shipcamp was fired, and the buildings and stockade on the south side of the river, as well.
He had rescued me from the burning stockade, at no little danger to his own life.
- (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter )