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

"Yes," I had said, miserable in the straw, lying on my stomach, sick. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #7)
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23 7 "Yes," I had said, View more quotes about miserable">miserable in the straw, lying on my stomach, sick.

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

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23 4 Twice this week had I been beaten, and well.
23 5 Last night, while chained by the neck in my stall, I had received two visits, one from Taphris and one from Kenneth.
23 6 "Do you see now the power I have over you?" had asked Taphris.
23 7 "Yes," I had said, miserable in the straw, lying on my stomach, sick.
23 8 "I have the favor of the Mistress," said Taphris.
23 9 "I can have you beaten when and as I wish".
23 10 "It is true," I admitted.
Twice this week had I been beaten, and well. Last night, while chained by the neck in my stall, I had received two visits, one from Taphris and one from Kenneth. "Do you see now the power I have over you?" had asked Taphris. "Yes," I had said, miserable in the straw, lying on my stomach, sick. "I have the favor of the Mistress," said Taphris. "I can have you beaten when and as I wish". "It is true," I admitted. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)