Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 281 | I View more quotes about opened">opened my mouth, widely. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 278 | There had been five, and then, when I had thought them done, terrifying me, there had been another! The thing had six digits! It was then alien, as far as I knew, not only to Earth but Gor. |
| 27 | 279 | It was from somewhere else! I was suddenly wild with terror, not the numbing paralyzing terror, which I now understand the thing was waiting to pass, but a different sort of terror, now a wild, helpless terror. |
| 27 | 280 | I put back my head, wildly. |
| 27 | 281 | I opened my mouth, widely. |
| 27 | 282 | I took in breath to scream. |
| 27 | 283 | But no sooner had I opened my mouth, widely, wildly, and took in breath to scream, than the creature, with his right hand, or paw, from beside him, took what must have been a small bag, filled with rags, and thrust it expertly, deeply into my oral orifice. |
| 27 | 284 | He then, as I looked up in the darkness, in disbelief, in consternation, tied it back in my mouth with cord, pulled back deeply between my teeth wrapped twice about my head, fastened under my left ear. |
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There had been five, and then, when I had thought them done, terrifying me, there had been another! The thing had six digits! It was then alien, as far as I knew, not only to Earth but Gor.
It was from somewhere else! I was suddenly wild with terror, not the numbing paralyzing terror, which I now understand the thing was waiting to pass, but a different sort of terror, now a wild, helpless terror.
I put back my head, wildly.
I opened my mouth, widely.
I took in breath to scream.
But no sooner had I opened my mouth, widely, wildly, and took in breath to scream, than the creature, with his right hand, or paw, from beside him, took what must have been a small bag, filled with rags, and thrust it expertly, deeply into my oral orifice.
He then, as I looked up in the darkness, in disbelief, in consternation, tied it back in my mouth with cord, pulled back deeply between my teeth wrapped twice about my head, fastened under my left ear.
- (Dancer of Gor)