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

"I cannot, Master!" cried the girl, struggling futilely. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #1045)
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20 1045 "I cannot, View more quotes about master">Master!" cried the girl, struggling futilely.

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

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20 1042 "I must tie her!" Lola fled from the table to search out binding fiber and, in a moment, returned to the table and knelt before Callimachus, head down, handing him a generous length of soft, silken, scarlet binding fiber.
20 1043 In another moment, Peggy, wincing, had been helplessly trussed, hand and foot, on the tiles.
20 1044 "Escape!" ordered Callimachus.
20 1045 "I cannot, Master!" cried the girl, struggling futilely.
20 1046 "You have tied me too well.
20 1047 I am helpless!" "Escape!" commanded Callimachus.
20 1048 "I cannot," wept the girl, "nor do I wish to, Master!" I turned her over and examined the knots on her wrists and ankles, and then put her again on her back.
"I must tie her!" Lola fled from the table to search out binding fiber and, in a moment, returned to the table and knelt before Callimachus, head down, handing him a generous length of soft, silken, scarlet binding fiber. In another moment, Peggy, wincing, had been helplessly trussed, hand and foot, on the tiles. "Escape!" ordered Callimachus. "I cannot, Master!" cried the girl, struggling futilely. "You have tied me too well. I am helpless!" "Escape!" commanded Callimachus. "I cannot," wept the girl, "nor do I wish to, Master!" I turned her over and examined the knots on her wrists and ankles, and then put her again on her back. - (Guardsman of Gor)