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

He made me do such things as grind my belly against the wall of the room and throw myself, on my belly and back, over the great storage chest, wooden and iron-banded, at one side of the room. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #357)
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31 357 He made me do such View more quotes about things">things as grind my belly against the wall of the room and throw myself, on my belly and back, over the great storage chest, wooden and iron-banded, at one side of the room.

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

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31 354 He kept me on the leash for at least twenty Ehn and, in the latter portion of this time, commanded me.
31 355 It seemed as if he made me move, and posed me, in almost every way in which a strong-drive male might desire to see a human female, and I, of course, must conform perfectly to his wishes on my leash.
31 356 He even took me about the room and to his couch.
31 357 He made me do such things as grind my belly against the wall of the room and throw myself, on my belly and back, over the great storage chest, wooden and iron-banded, at one side of the room.
31 358 I remember the feel of the wood and iron.
31 359 Too, he permitted me, even ordered me, upon his couch, there to continue my performances.
31 360 I must first, of course, kneel at the lower left side of the couch and kiss the covers before being permitted to creep upon it.
He kept me on the leash for at least twenty Ehn and, in the latter portion of this time, commanded me. It seemed as if he made me move, and posed me, in almost every way in which a strong-drive male might desire to see a human female, and I, of course, must conform perfectly to his wishes on my leash. He even took me about the room and to his couch. He made me do such things as grind my belly against the wall of the room and throw myself, on my belly and back, over the great storage chest, wooden and iron-banded, at one side of the room. I remember the feel of the wood and iron. Too, he permitted me, even ordered me, upon his couch, there to continue my performances. I must first, of course, kneel at the lower left side of the couch and kiss the covers before being permitted to creep upon it. - (Kajira of Gor)