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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

He then withdrew the whip, and turned to the crowd, smiling. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #140)
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2 140 He then View more quotes about withdrew">withdrew the whip, and turned to the crowd, smiling.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 137 Then, as she looked at him, tears in her eyes, he, looking at her, deigned to lift the coils against her piteous, arched, pleading body.
2 138 She then writhed at the chain, sobbing, her hands clenched behind her neck, her teeth clenched on her own hair.
2 139 She tried to hold the whip between her thighs.
2 140 He then withdrew the whip, and turned to the crowd, smiling.
2 141 He fastened the whip at his belt.
2 142 "What am I bid?" he asked.
2 143 The girl whimpered piteously.
Then, as she looked at him, tears in her eyes, he, looking at her, deigned to lift the coils against her piteous, arched, pleading body. She then writhed at the chain, sobbing, her hands clenched behind her neck, her teeth clenched on her own hair. She tried to hold the whip between her thighs. He then withdrew the whip, and turned to the crowd, smiling. He fastened the whip at his belt. "What am I bid?" he asked. The girl whimpered piteously. - (Explorers of Gor)