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

"Did she not then thrust your tunic under your collar and tell you to find the guards, that they would know what was to be done with you? And did she not then send you from her presence?" "Yes," I said. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #26)
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11 26 "Did she not then View more quotes about thrust">thrust your tunic under your collar and tell you to find the guards, that they would know what was to be done with you? And did she not then send you from her presence?" "Yes," I said.

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

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11 23 "How can that be?" I asked.
11 24 "When the Mistress was finished with you," asked the girl, "did she not remove your chains and place a bowl of meal for you at the foot of her couch?" "Yes," I said.
11 25 I had been made to eat from it on my hands and knees, head down, not permitted to use my hands.
11 26 "Did she not then thrust your tunic under your collar and tell you to find the guards, that they would know what was to be done with you? And did she not then send you from her presence?" "Yes," I said.
11 27 "But I do not recall finding the guards".
11 28 "The meal was drugged," she said.
11 29 "Where am I?" I asked.
"How can that be?" I asked. "When the Mistress was finished with you," asked the girl, "did she not remove your chains and place a bowl of meal for you at the foot of her couch?" "Yes," I said. I had been made to eat from it on my hands and knees, head down, not permitted to use my hands. "Did she not then thrust your tunic under your collar and tell you to find the guards, that they would know what was to be done with you? And did she not then send you from her presence?" "Yes," I said. "But I do not recall finding the guards". "The meal was drugged," she said. "Where am I?" I asked. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)