Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 558 | "I do not want to View more quotes about stand">stand for him!" cried out Elizabeth Cardwell. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 8 | 555 | In this sport, as might be expected, one's own slave must stand for one. |
| 8 | 556 | It is essentially the same sport as lancing the tospit from the wand, save that the fruit is held in the mouth of a girl, who is slain should she move or in any way withdraw from the lance. |
| 8 | 557 | Needless to say many a slave girl has been injured in this cruel sport. |
| 8 | 558 | "I do not want to stand for him!" cried out Elizabeth Cardwell. |
| 8 | 559 | "Stand for him, Slave," snarled Kamchak. |
| 8 | 560 | Elizabeth Cardwell took her position, standing sideways, the tospit held delicately between her teeth. |
| 8 | 561 | For some reason she did not seem afraid but rather, to my mind, incomprehensibly infuriated. |
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In this sport, as might be expected, one's own slave must stand for one.
It is essentially the same sport as lancing the tospit from the wand, save that the fruit is held in the mouth of a girl, who is slain should she move or in any way withdraw from the lance.
Needless to say many a slave girl has been injured in this cruel sport.
"I do not want to stand for him!" cried out Elizabeth Cardwell.
"Stand for him, Slave," snarled Kamchak.
Elizabeth Cardwell took her position, standing sideways, the tospit held delicately between her teeth.
For some reason she did not seem afraid but rather, to my mind, incomprehensibly infuriated.
- (Nomads of Gor)