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

I lay there before the dais, helpless, but now, apparently, quite safe. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #1731)
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11 1731 I lay there before the dais, View more quotes about helpless">helpless, but now, apparently, quite safe.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 1728 But on this world there were doubtless many such delicacies, silked and perfumed, combed and belled, deliciously curved, trained, eager to please.
11 1729 Might they not be encountered in any tavern? Indeed, I had at one time thought that I might be sent to such a tavern.
11 1730 Girls such as I, from my world, are apparently popular purchases with tavern keepers.
11 1731 I lay there before the dais, helpless, but now, apparently, quite safe.
11 1732 But I felt somehow angry, somehow vaguely dissatisfied, even irritated.
11 1733 What sort of girl was I? How pleased I was that I was now safe! They could not touch me now! But my belly seemed aflame.
11 1734 My ears had been pierced! I had some sense now as to what that might mean to men such as these.
But on this world there were doubtless many such delicacies, silked and perfumed, combed and belled, deliciously curved, trained, eager to please. Might they not be encountered in any tavern? Indeed, I had at one time thought that I might be sent to such a tavern. Girls such as I, from my world, are apparently popular purchases with tavern keepers. I lay there before the dais, helpless, but now, apparently, quite safe. But I felt somehow angry, somehow vaguely dissatisfied, even irritated. What sort of girl was I? How pleased I was that I was now safe! They could not touch me now! But my belly seemed aflame. My ears had been pierced! I had some sense now as to what that might mean to men such as these. - (Witness of Gor)