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

He must have given a sign, perhaps raising his hand, for the wrist leashes, tight on my small wrists, no longer pulled me forward, but neither did they let me move an inch back. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #740)
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32 740 He View more quotes about must">must have given a sign, perhaps raising his hand, for the wrist leashes, tight on my small wrists, no longer pulled me forward, but neither did they let me move an inch back.

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

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32 737 I threw my head back.
32 738 I do not know from where within me came then that piteous wild cry that I then uttered.
32 739 'Let me please you!' I cried.
32 740 He must have given a sign, perhaps raising his hand, for the wrist leashes, tight on my small wrists, no longer pulled me forward, but neither did they let me move an inch back.
32 741 'Let your girl try to please you, Master!' I cried.
32 742 'The girl begs to please her master!' I could scarcely believe that I had uttered those words.
32 743 I was horrified that I had said them.
I threw my head back. I do not know from where within me came then that piteous wild cry that I then uttered. 'Let me please you!' I cried. He must have given a sign, perhaps raising his hand, for the wrist leashes, tight on my small wrists, no longer pulled me forward, but neither did they let me move an inch back. 'Let your girl try to please you, Master!' I cried. 'The girl begs to please her master!' I could scarcely believe that I had uttered those words. I was horrified that I had said them. - (Explorers of Gor)