Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 308 | "Yes, you did well," said Mirus, View more quotes about almost">almost a growl. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 305 | He unceremoniously flung my legs apart. |
| 31 | 306 | I, serve him well? It seemed clearly his intention, at least at first, to help himself. |
| 31 | 307 | I did not expect to be given much more consideration than a free woman taken in the streets of a burning city, subjected to hasty loot use, thence to be dragged away stripped after her captor, her hands bound behind her, a rope on her neck. |
| 31 | 308 | "Yes, you did well," said Mirus, almost a growl. |
| 31 | 309 | "Forgive me, Master!" I said. |
| 31 | 310 | I was then, helpless in his angry grasp, put to his pleasure. |
| 31 | 311 | It was only when he was done with me, so abruptly, and I looked up into his eyes that I saw them, to my relief, cleared of anger. |
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He unceremoniously flung my legs apart.
I, serve him well? It seemed clearly his intention, at least at first, to help himself.
I did not expect to be given much more consideration than a free woman taken in the streets of a burning city, subjected to hasty loot use, thence to be dragged away stripped after her captor, her hands bound behind her, a rope on her neck.
"Yes, you did well," said Mirus, almost a growl.
"Forgive me, Master!" I said.
I was then, helpless in his angry grasp, put to his pleasure.
It was only when he was done with me, so abruptly, and I looked up into his eyes that I saw them, to my relief, cleared of anger.
- (Dancer of Gor)