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

I continued to move the whip on her body, and she whimpered, helpless on the tiles before me. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #724)
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19 724 I View more quotes about continued">continued to move the whip on her body, and she whimpered, helpless on the tiles before me.

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

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19 721 You do not need to pay me anything at all! I will work for nothing for you! Let me be your love servant! Sometimes I will even serve you as might a slave girl!" "What did I ever think I saw in you?" I asked her.
19 722 "What possible interest could I ever have thought I had in you?" I ran the whip along her side, and she shuddered.
19 723 "To be sure," I said, "you are rather pretty, in a trivial and servile fashion".
19 724 I continued to move the whip on her body, and she whimpered, helpless on the tiles before me.
19 725 "I wonder what I could get for you," I said, "such a petty, stupid, worthless, meaningless, stinking little slave".
19 726 She was whimpering.
19 727 "Oh!" she said.
You do not need to pay me anything at all! I will work for nothing for you! Let me be your love servant! Sometimes I will even serve you as might a slave girl!" "What did I ever think I saw in you?" I asked her. "What possible interest could I ever have thought I had in you?" I ran the whip along her side, and she shuddered. "To be sure," I said, "you are rather pretty, in a trivial and servile fashion". I continued to move the whip on her body, and she whimpered, helpless on the tiles before me. "I wonder what I could get for you," I said, "such a petty, stupid, worthless, meaningless, stinking little slave". She was whimpering. "Oh!" she said. - (Guardsman of Gor)