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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

I had little doubt that yesterday morning she would have been whipped, for having spoken without permission, as he had informed her in the hall of Belnar. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #14)
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22 14 I had View more quotes about little">little doubt that yesterday morning she would have been whipped, for having spoken without permission, as he had informed her in the hall of Belnar.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 11 Rowena and Telitsia clapped their hands with pleasure, delighted that the once-proud Lady Yanina now shared their condition, that of the helpless and abject slaves of strong masters.
22 12 Bina, I saw, kneeling near Scormus, had eyes only for him.
22 13 No longer was his use bracelet on her wrist, but his collar was now on her neck.
22 14 I had little doubt that yesterday morning she would have been whipped, for having spoken without permission, as he had informed her in the hall of Belnar.
22 15 This morning, however, it did not seem that she had felt a whip, other than, doubtless, the whip of the furs, at the hands of her gifted, imperious master.
22 16 I had no doubt but what she had now rendered ample proof to him that she was worth far more than the golden tarn disk he had arrogantly paid for her.
22 17 If she had not yet done so, I did not doubt but what he, in the manner of the Gorean master, would see to it that she soon did.
Rowena and Telitsia clapped their hands with pleasure, delighted that the once-proud Lady Yanina now shared their condition, that of the helpless and abject slaves of strong masters. Bina, I saw, kneeling near Scormus, had eyes only for him. No longer was his use bracelet on her wrist, but his collar was now on her neck. I had little doubt that yesterday morning she would have been whipped, for having spoken without permission, as he had informed her in the hall of Belnar. This morning, however, it did not seem that she had felt a whip, other than, doubtless, the whip of the furs, at the hands of her gifted, imperious master. I had no doubt but what she had now rendered ample proof to him that she was worth far more than the golden tarn disk he had arrogantly paid for her. If she had not yet done so, I did not doubt but what he, in the manner of the Gorean master, would see to it that she soon did. - (Players of Gor)