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

I had then left her on her back, her knees drawn up, tied, in the incubation shed, while I had investigated certain buildings and sheds, gathering such supplies as I thought I might wish. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #50)
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27 50 I had then View more quotes about left">left her on her back, her knees drawn up, tied, in the incubation shed, while I had investigated certain buildings and sheds, gathering such supplies as I thought I might wish.

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

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27 47 "Forgive me, Jason," she begged.
27 48 "Be silent now," I said, "or I will fill your mouth with sand".
27 49 "Yes, Jason," she had whispered.
27 50 I had then left her on her back, her knees drawn up, tied, in the incubation shed, while I had investigated certain buildings and sheds, gathering such supplies as I thought I might wish.
27 51 "Does it amuse you, Jason," she asked, "that I am cleaning your stall?" "Are you finished?" I asked.
27 52 "Yes," she said.
27 53 She was beautiful, on her knees, in the light of the small lantern, it hanging from an outjutting perpendicular fastened to one of the stall posts.
"Forgive me, Jason," she begged. "Be silent now," I said, "or I will fill your mouth with sand". "Yes, Jason," she had whispered. I had then left her on her back, her knees drawn up, tied, in the incubation shed, while I had investigated certain buildings and sheds, gathering such supplies as I thought I might wish. "Does it amuse you, Jason," she asked, "that I am cleaning your stall?" "Are you finished?" I asked. "Yes," she said. She was beautiful, on her knees, in the light of the small lantern, it hanging from an outjutting perpendicular fastened to one of the stall posts. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)