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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

When he had grown angry and would seize me and throw me beneath him, making me helpless, he would then, without further ado, imperiously, with little regard for my feelings, have me. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #234)
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19 234 When he had grown angry and would View more quotes about seize">seize me and throw me beneath him, making me helpless, he would then, without further ado, imperiously, with little regard for my feelings, have me.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 231 I chewed on the meat.
19 232 I was no longer a virgin now.
19 233 My virginity had been taken from me by Speusippus of Turia.
19 234 When he had grown angry and would seize me and throw me beneath him, making me helpless, he would then, without further ado, imperiously, with little regard for my feelings, have me.
19 235 Well then was I, held helpless and penetrated, reminded who held the final power.
19 236 In these assaults on me, of which there had been three, I was firmly and fixedly had.
19 237 On the other hand, in spite of his clear conquest of me, and my physical and psychological acknowledgment of this fact, I did not feel as much as I had thought I might.
I chewed on the meat. I was no longer a virgin now. My virginity had been taken from me by Speusippus of Turia. When he had grown angry and would seize me and throw me beneath him, making me helpless, he would then, without further ado, imperiously, with little regard for my feelings, have me. Well then was I, held helpless and penetrated, reminded who held the final power. In these assaults on me, of which there had been three, I was firmly and fixedly had. On the other hand, in spite of his clear conquest of me, and my physical and psychological acknowledgment of this fact, I did not feel as much as I had thought I might. - (Kajira of Gor)