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| 27 | 296 | He had provoked my scream reflex by silently informing me, unexpectedly, and to my View more quotes about terror">terror, of the alien nature of his hand, or paw. |
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| 27 | 293 | I could now, the rags in my mouth, utter only tiny, helpless sounds. |
| 27 | 294 | These were perhaps not greatly different from the small cries a woman might utter in her sleep. |
| 27 | 295 | How expertly he had taken advantage of my female reflexes! He had also, in his way, tricked me. |
| 27 | 296 | He had provoked my scream reflex by silently informing me, unexpectedly, and to my terror, of the alien nature of his hand, or paw. |
| 27 | 297 | He had then gagged me, and, then, without further ado, put back the blanket, turned me to my belly and bound me, helplessly. |
| 27 | 298 | I lay on my stomach, on the blanket, it in the soft sand, bound and gagged. |
| 27 | 299 | I had been quickly and efficiently rendered helpless. |