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

Even free women among them cried out in misery, struck. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #228)
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25 228 Even View more quotes about free">free women among them cried out in misery, struck.

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

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25 225 "Back! Back!" they cried.
25 226 "Back, you collared she-sleen!" they cried to the slave girls, drawing their whips.
25 227 And the leather of their whips, to cries of dismay and pain, fell liberally on the half-stripped bodies of the embonded beauties.
25 228 Even free women among them cried out in misery, struck.
25 229 Then the women, bond and free, fell back, crying and frightened, for all women, whether slave or free, understand the whip.
25 230 The gate closed behind us.
25 231 Barus threw a towel about my shoulders and began to dry me.
"Back! Back!" they cried. "Back, you collared she-sleen!" they cried to the slave girls, drawing their whips. And the leather of their whips, to cries of dismay and pain, fell liberally on the half-stripped bodies of the embonded beauties. Even free women among them cried out in misery, struck. Then the women, bond and free, fell back, crying and frightened, for all women, whether slave or free, understand the whip. The gate closed behind us. Barus threw a towel about my shoulders and began to dry me. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)