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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

I cast down the switch, angrily, and then, a hand in the hair of each, dragged them back up to a half-standing position and then twisted them about and conducted them, they bent over, the head of Arlene at my left hip and that of Thistle at my right hip, to a place beneath the horizontal pole near Imnak's tent, where I put them to their knees. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #54)
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15 54 I View more quotes about cast">cast down the switch, angrily, and then, a hand in the hair of each, dragged them back up to a half-standing position and then twisted them about and conducted them, they bent over, the head of Arlene at my left hip and that of Thistle at my right hip, to a place beneath the horizontal pole near Imnak's tent, where I put them to their knees.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 51 At last I, with a switch, fell upon them.
15 52 "Oh," they cried.
15 53 "Oh!" They recoiled from the blows, their hands before their faces, and then lay on their bellies, their hands covering their heads.
15 54 I cast down the switch, angrily, and then, a hand in the hair of each, dragged them back up to a half-standing position and then twisted them about and conducted them, they bent over, the head of Arlene at my left hip and that of Thistle at my right hip, to a place beneath the horizontal pole near Imnak's tent, where I put them to their knees.
15 55 They were not pleased to be in that place.
15 56 They knew what might happen to a girl there.
15 57 They looked up at me, apprehensively.
At last I, with a switch, fell upon them. "Oh," they cried. "Oh!" They recoiled from the blows, their hands before their faces, and then lay on their bellies, their hands covering their heads. I cast down the switch, angrily, and then, a hand in the hair of each, dragged them back up to a half-standing position and then twisted them about and conducted them, they bent over, the head of Arlene at my left hip and that of Thistle at my right hip, to a place beneath the horizontal pole near Imnak's tent, where I put them to their knees. They were not pleased to be in that place. They knew what might happen to a girl there. They looked up at me, apprehensively. - (Beasts of Gor)