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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

And I had little doubt but what she would strive to be sufficiently pleasing. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #73)
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19 73 And I had View more quotes about little">little doubt but what she would strive to be sufficiently pleasing.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 70 Though she seemed apprehensive, now, as any slave in her position might well be, she had, as she had been pulled into position, shuddered with relief.
19 71 She knew that she had been carried across a threshold as a slave, and had now been placed in a standard whipping position.
19 72 This told her that her life would be spared, at least for the time, if she were sufficiently pleasing.
19 73 And I had little doubt but what she would strive to be sufficiently pleasing.
19 74 I untied and loosened the slave hood, thrusting it up so that I might reach the gag.
19 75 I unlaced the tight thongs, from behind the back of her neck, that held the gag binding in place.
19 76 I then, carefully, little by little, extracted the curled, leather wadding of the gag from her mouth.
Though she seemed apprehensive, now, as any slave in her position might well be, she had, as she had been pulled into position, shuddered with relief. She knew that she had been carried across a threshold as a slave, and had now been placed in a standard whipping position. This told her that her life would be spared, at least for the time, if she were sufficiently pleasing. And I had little doubt but what she would strive to be sufficiently pleasing. I untied and loosened the slave hood, thrusting it up so that I might reach the gag. I unlaced the tight thongs, from behind the back of her neck, that held the gag binding in place. I then, carefully, little by little, extracted the curled, leather wadding of the gag from her mouth. - (Guardsman of Gor)