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

But instantly several of the small men leaped forward and threw the hair of more than one of the prisoners forward over the trunk of the tree, and laid the edge of the rusty pangas at their necks. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 48, Sentence #121)
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48 121 But View more quotes about instantly">instantly several of the small men leaped forward and threw the hair of more than one of the prisoners forward over the trunk of the tree, and laid the edge of the rusty pangas at their necks.

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

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48 118 "I will be the most loving and lowly a slave a man could ask," wept the dark-haired girl, "submitted well and wholly, piteously and with perfection, submitted as only a female slave can be submitted.
48 119 Please, please, let me try to earn my life!" There were cries of consternation and astonishment, and rage, from the kneeling, tethered talunas at the tree, their heads down.
48 120 "Slut! Slut!" they cried.
48 121 But instantly several of the small men leaped forward and threw the hair of more than one of the prisoners forward over the trunk of the tree, and laid the edge of the rusty pangas at their necks.
48 122 A blow from such a tool would swiftly decapitate a beauty.
48 123 The talunas then knelt at the fallen log, tied to it by the neck, in absolute silence, moving not a muscle.
48 124 They knew themselves at the absolute mercy of the small creatures that for so long had elicited naught but their contempt.
"I will be the most loving and lowly a slave a man could ask," wept the dark-haired girl, "submitted well and wholly, piteously and with perfection, submitted as only a female slave can be submitted. Please, please, let me try to earn my life!" There were cries of consternation and astonishment, and rage, from the kneeling, tethered talunas at the tree, their heads down. "Slut! Slut!" they cried. But instantly several of the small men leaped forward and threw the hair of more than one of the prisoners forward over the trunk of the tree, and laid the edge of the rusty pangas at their necks. A blow from such a tool would swiftly decapitate a beauty. The talunas then knelt at the fallen log, tied to it by the neck, in absolute silence, moving not a muscle. They knew themselves at the absolute mercy of the small creatures that for so long had elicited naught but their contempt. - (Explorers of Gor)