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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

The snap had been so loud, so frightening, and the leather burned me so terribly! I had thrown my head back, gasping, sobbing out, wildly, fighting the ball in my mouth, in the hood. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #680)
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6 680 The View more quotes about snap">snap had been so loud, so frightening, and the leather burned me so terribly! I had thrown my head back, gasping, sobbing out, wildly, fighting the ball in my mouth, in the hood.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 677 I heard more of the hootings and noises, the sex calls, closer now.
6 678 I began to tremble.
6 679 I then jerked and almost fell.
6 680 The snap had been so loud, so frightening, and the leather burned me so terribly! I had thrown my head back, gasping, sobbing out, wildly, fighting the ball in my mouth, in the hood.
6 681 Then I uttered a tiny, frightened, anguished, protesting, stifled sound.
6 682 "Stand straight, sluts!" we heard.
6 683 "You are in the presence of men!" I then, jerking, in fear, reacting, but the lash was not on me, heard it strike twice more amongst us.
I heard more of the hootings and noises, the sex calls, closer now. I began to tremble. I then jerked and almost fell. The snap had been so loud, so frightening, and the leather burned me so terribly! I had thrown my head back, gasping, sobbing out, wildly, fighting the ball in my mouth, in the hood. Then I uttered a tiny, frightened, anguished, protesting, stifled sound. "Stand straight, sluts!" we heard. "You are in the presence of men!" I then, jerking, in fear, reacting, but the lash was not on me, heard it strike twice more amongst us. - (Dancer of Gor)