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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

Again I lifted my body, begging. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #370)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
7 367 What cared I now for my questions, what mattered it if I understood him or not, if I fathomed his presence here, or what he wanted, or even if his interest in me might, frighteningly, be more than that of one such as he who had, in a garden, encountered one such as I.
7 368 I whimpered piteously, begging him, looking up at him, my teeth clenched on the silk, my body lifted.
7 369 I writhed, touched.
7 370 Again I lifted my body, begging.
7 371 But I was not touched.
7 372 Tears welled in my eyes.
7 373 Surely I was not to be tortured! I whimpered, pleadingly.
What cared I now for my questions, what mattered it if I understood him or not, if I fathomed his presence here, or what he wanted, or even if his interest in me might, frighteningly, be more than that of one such as he who had, in a garden, encountered one such as I. I whimpered piteously, begging him, looking up at him, my teeth clenched on the silk, my body lifted. I writhed, touched. Again I lifted my body, begging. But I was not touched. Tears welled in my eyes. Surely I was not to be tortured! I whimpered, pleadingly. - (Witness of Gor)