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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

I noted that the other girls, kneeling in the background, did not seem at all dismayed with the punishment of the errant Lale. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #507)
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25 507 I View more quotes about noted">noted that the other girls, kneeling in the background, did not seem at all dismayed with the punishment of the errant Lale.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 504 "I have told you about that trick!" said the free woman, angrily.
25 505 "You have used it before! Perhaps that is the secret of your popularity! Perhaps that is why you are so often chosen, and are thrown sweets in the chaining bin as rewards! Is that how you compete with the other girls?" "Please, Mistress!" begged Lale.
25 506 But the lash fell twice more upon her.
25 507 I noted that the other girls, kneeling in the background, did not seem at all dismayed with the punishment of the errant Lale.
25 508 If she were popular in the house, I gathered it was with the customers, and not with her chain sisters.
25 509 "And now you have lied again, and to a free man!" snarled the hostess.
25 510 Three more times then the lash fell upon the hapless Lale, and then she lay on her belly, sobbing on the tiles.
"I have told you about that trick!" said the free woman, angrily. "You have used it before! Perhaps that is the secret of your popularity! Perhaps that is why you are so often chosen, and are thrown sweets in the chaining bin as rewards! Is that how you compete with the other girls?" "Please, Mistress!" begged Lale. But the lash fell twice more upon her. I noted that the other girls, kneeling in the background, did not seem at all dismayed with the punishment of the errant Lale. If she were popular in the house, I gathered it was with the customers, and not with her chain sisters. "And now you have lied again, and to a free man!" snarled the hostess. Three more times then the lash fell upon the hapless Lale, and then she lay on her belly, sobbing on the tiles. - (Mercenaries of Gor)