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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I tried to turn away from her, for I was naked, but she drew back the whip and, suddenly, again struck me. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #37)
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3 37 I View more quotes about tried">tried to turn away from her, for I was naked, but she drew back the whip and, suddenly, again struck me.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 34 She wore a heavy, studded belt, tightly buckled, and heavy sandals, almost like boots, with thongs.
3 35 From her belt there hung a ring of keys and a coiled chain, with a snap.
3 36 On her belt, toward the back, on her right side, in a snap strap, hung a pair of steel manacles.
3 37 I tried to turn away from her, for I was naked, but she drew back the whip and, suddenly, again struck me.
3 38 "You are a woman," I said, half turned from her, stung by the fierce stroke of her whip.
3 39 There were tears in my eyes.
3 40 "Do not insult me," she said.
She wore a heavy, studded belt, tightly buckled, and heavy sandals, almost like boots, with thongs. From her belt there hung a ring of keys and a coiled chain, with a snap. On her belt, toward the back, on her right side, in a snap strap, hung a pair of steel manacles. I tried to turn away from her, for I was naked, but she drew back the whip and, suddenly, again struck me. "You are a woman," I said, half turned from her, stung by the fierce stroke of her whip. There were tears in my eyes. "Do not insult me," she said. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)