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

"Does she not know she is not to squirm?" asked Kenneth. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #221)
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19 221 "Does she not View more quotes about know">know she is not to squirm?" asked Kenneth.

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

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19 218 I wondered if free women, in their large, cold beds, had any cognizance of, or were even capable of a cognizance of, the experiences of their girls, chained in the straw of a cell, their grateful writhings, the kissings and sobbings, the thrashings and pleadings, of their despised collar sluts.
19 219 The girl in the slave sack squirmed angrily, irritably.
19 220 Kenneth looked at the sack move, responding to the luscious girl curves within it.
19 221 "Does she not know she is not to squirm?" asked Kenneth.
19 222 Borto laughed.
19 223 "Apparently not," he said.
19 224 "There is nothing in the note," said Kenneth, "to indicate that she is not to be a stable slut".
I wondered if free women, in their large, cold beds, had any cognizance of, or were even capable of a cognizance of, the experiences of their girls, chained in the straw of a cell, their grateful writhings, the kissings and sobbings, the thrashings and pleadings, of their despised collar sluts. The girl in the slave sack squirmed angrily, irritably. Kenneth looked at the sack move, responding to the luscious girl curves within it. "Does she not know she is not to squirm?" asked Kenneth. Borto laughed. "Apparently not," he said. "There is nothing in the note," said Kenneth, "to indicate that she is not to be a stable slut". - (Fighting Slave of Gor)