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

I scrambled to my knees and looked up at my master, Drusus Rencius, of Ar. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #150)
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36 150 I scrambled to my View more quotes about knees">knees and looked up at my master, Drusus Rencius, of Ar.

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

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36 147 I had apparently not long been permitted the luxury of unconsciousness in the courtyard.
36 148 I had awakened, held in a sitting position, my face, stinging, seeming to explode, being jerked, by blows, first with the flat of a hand, and then with its back, from side to side.
36 149 Gorean men are not always indulgent with their female slaves.
36 150 I scrambled to my knees and looked up at my master, Drusus Rencius, of Ar.
36 151 "To my quarters, and swiftly, Slave," he snarled.
36 152 "Yes, Master!" I had cried, joyfully.
36 153 I had then preceded him to his quarters, moving swiftly, but scarcely swiftly enough, it seemed, from the point of view of Drusus Rencius, striding fiercely behind me, like some impatient, grumbling larl.
I had apparently not long been permitted the luxury of unconsciousness in the courtyard. I had awakened, held in a sitting position, my face, stinging, seeming to explode, being jerked, by blows, first with the flat of a hand, and then with its back, from side to side. Gorean men are not always indulgent with their female slaves. I scrambled to my knees and looked up at my master, Drusus Rencius, of Ar. "To my quarters, and swiftly, Slave," he snarled. "Yes, Master!" I had cried, joyfully. I had then preceded him to his quarters, moving swiftly, but scarcely swiftly enough, it seemed, from the point of view of Drusus Rencius, striding fiercely behind me, like some impatient, grumbling larl. - (Kajira of Gor)