Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 311 | The View more quotes about marks">marks did not seem to be connected with any desperate effort at escape. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 308 | Sure enough, as I had thought might be the case, I felt there the furrowing of fingernails. |
| 19 | 309 | I then lay back in the trunk, on my back, my knees up. |
| 19 | 310 | I had heard of such things. |
| 19 | 311 | The marks did not seem to be connected with any desperate effort at escape. |
| 19 | 312 | They seemed more like the helpless scratchings of a woman in frustration. |
| 19 | 313 | One or more women, I suspected, at one or more times in the past, had crouched inside this trunk scratching at its interior wall, perhaps whining to be released, that they might serve the pleasure of Speusippus of Turia. |
| 19 | 314 | How horrifying to be so much at the mercy of men, I thought. |
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Sure enough, as I had thought might be the case, I felt there the furrowing of fingernails.
I then lay back in the trunk, on my back, my knees up.
I had heard of such things.
The marks did not seem to be connected with any desperate effort at escape.
They seemed more like the helpless scratchings of a woman in frustration.
One or more women, I suspected, at one or more times in the past, had crouched inside this trunk scratching at its interior wall, perhaps whining to be released, that they might serve the pleasure of Speusippus of Turia.
How horrifying to be so much at the mercy of men, I thought.
- (Kajira of Gor)