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

"Please, Master!" I wept, putting my hands up to his boot. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #169)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
26 169 "View more quotes about please">Please, Master!" I wept, putting my hands up to his boot.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
26 166 "Do not embarrass me," he said.
26 167 "Come along, Aulus!" called Pietro Vacchi, looking back over his shoulder.
26 168 "Bring your men, and do not neglect, too, to bring the wagon, with the coins!" "We are coming," called Aulus.
26 169 "Please, Master!" I wept, putting my hands up to his boot.
26 170 "Please, Master!" Then I saw him draw forth a tharlarion whip.
26 171 "No," I begged, "please!" The lash cut down at me! I felt its blow.
26 172 I had been whipped! I covered my head and eyes and, terrified, turning about, rushed to the end of the chain, but there, caught by the collar, pulling against the stirrup, I was brought up short, half choked, terrified.
"Do not embarrass me," he said. "Come along, Aulus!" called Pietro Vacchi, looking back over his shoulder. "Bring your men, and do not neglect, too, to bring the wagon, with the coins!" "We are coming," called Aulus. "Please, Master!" I wept, putting my hands up to his boot. "Please, Master!" Then I saw him draw forth a tharlarion whip. "No," I begged, "please!" The lash cut down at me! I felt its blow. I had been whipped! I covered my head and eyes and, terrified, turning about, rushed to the end of the chain, but there, caught by the collar, pulling against the stirrup, I was brought up short, half choked, terrified. - (Dancer of Gor)