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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Come, Slave Beauty!" he cried and, bending me over, my hands trying to grasp his wrist, ran me, stumbling, to the nearest alcove. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #294)
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27 294 "View more quotes about come">Come, Slave Beauty!" he cried and, bending me over, my hands trying to grasp his wrist, ran me, stumbling, to the nearest alcove.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
27 291 Bran Loort looked to Clitus Vitellius and the warrior smiled, and lifted his hand.
27 292 "Oh," I cried.
27 293 Bran Loort seized me by the hair, which was now long enough to permit a master to grasp it.
27 294 "Come, Slave Beauty!" he cried and, bending me over, my hands trying to grasp his wrist, ran me, stumbling, to the nearest alcove.
27 295 He did not even draw the curtain.
27 296 I turned.
27 297 I shrank back, my back against the rear wall of the alcove.
Bran Loort looked to Clitus Vitellius and the warrior smiled, and lifted his hand. "Oh," I cried. Bran Loort seized me by the hair, which was now long enough to permit a master to grasp it. "Come, Slave Beauty!" he cried and, bending me over, my hands trying to grasp his wrist, ran me, stumbling, to the nearest alcove. He did not even draw the curtain. I turned. I shrank back, my back against the rear wall of the alcove. - (Slave Girl of Gor)