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

Well might she have cried out in vehement protest and contempt had she been able to do so, had she not been silenced by a man's device, a gag of Gor. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 48, Sentence #109)
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48 109 Well View more quotes about might">might she have cried out in vehement protest and contempt had she been able to do so, had she not been silenced by a man's device, a gag of Gor.

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

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48 106 "If he wishes," I said.
48 107 "Please do not kill me," she cried to Turgus.
48 108 "I will try to please you fully, totally, and in all ways!" The leader of the talunas suddenly uttered an abrupt, muffled cry of rage, of astonishment, of indignation.
48 109 Well might she have cried out in vehement protest and contempt had she been able to do so, had she not been silenced by a man's device, a gag of Gor.
48 110 She looked with denunciatory, accusative fury upon the dark-haired girl.
48 111 Her eyes burned with hatred.
48 112 Her naked body, in its bonds, squirmed with anger.
"If he wishes," I said. "Please do not kill me," she cried to Turgus. "I will try to please you fully, totally, and in all ways!" The leader of the talunas suddenly uttered an abrupt, muffled cry of rage, of astonishment, of indignation. Well might she have cried out in vehement protest and contempt had she been able to do so, had she not been silenced by a man's device, a gag of Gor. She looked with denunciatory, accusative fury upon the dark-haired girl. Her eyes burned with hatred. Her naked body, in its bonds, squirmed with anger. - (Explorers of Gor)