Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | 542 | I was on all fours, as were the others. |
| 6 | 543 | Then one of the masters was before me, between me and the metal bowl, in which was a few ounces of some moist, warm, granular substance, provender, slave provender. |
| 6 | 544 | "Look up," he said. |
| 6 | 545 | I did so, and began to kiss and lick the whip which was held to my lips. |
| 6 | 546 | I did this as humbly and earnestly as I could, for several seconds. |
| 6 | 547 | Two of the preceding girls, one the girl who had worn the expensive jacket and skirt and the other the girl who had worn the torn evening gown, apparently had not performed this gesture of obeisance promptly enough or satisfactorily enough, for each was forced to repeat the action, again and again, until the master was satisfied. |
| 6 | 548 | "No biscuit, no meat," he said to his fellow, who accompanied him, carrying a small pail. |
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I was on all fours, as were the others.
Then one of the masters was before me, between me and the metal bowl, in which was a few ounces of some moist, warm, granular substance, provender, slave provender.
"Look up," he said.
I did so, and began to kiss and lick the whip which was held to my lips.
I did this as humbly and earnestly as I could, for several seconds.
Two of the preceding girls, one the girl who had worn the expensive jacket and skirt and the other the girl who had worn the torn evening gown, apparently had not performed this gesture of obeisance promptly enough or satisfactorily enough, for each was forced to repeat the action, again and again, until the master was satisfied.
"No biscuit, no meat," he said to his fellow, who accompanied him, carrying a small pail.
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