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

Then at last I had wept, in futility, "Forgive me, Masters! I cannot free myself!" "Do not forget it," said a guard. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #100)
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12 100 Then at View more quotes about last">last I had wept, in futility, "Forgive me, Masters! I cannot free myself!" "Do not forget it," said a guard.

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

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12 97 I had learned that weeks ago, in the pens.
12 98 One of my first lessons in the pen was to have been bound hand and foot, and then ordered to free myself.
12 99 I had then, while watched, twisted and struggled for more than an Ahn.
12 100 Then at last I had wept, in futility, "Forgive me, Masters! I cannot free myself!" "Do not forget it," said a guard.
12 101 "No, Master," I wept.
12 102 I had then expected to be freed, but they had left me as I was, helplessly bound, past the time of the evening meal and throughout the night.
12 103 They freed me in the morning and I was permitted to relieve myself and crawl on all fours, as I could, my muscles and limbs stiff and aching, with the other girls, hungry, to my pan of morning gruel.
I had learned that weeks ago, in the pens. One of my first lessons in the pen was to have been bound hand and foot, and then ordered to free myself. I had then, while watched, twisted and struggled for more than an Ahn. Then at last I had wept, in futility, "Forgive me, Masters! I cannot free myself!" "Do not forget it," said a guard. "No, Master," I wept. I had then expected to be freed, but they had left me as I was, helplessly bound, past the time of the evening meal and throughout the night. They freed me in the morning and I was permitted to relieve myself and crawl on all fours, as I could, my muscles and limbs stiff and aching, with the other girls, hungry, to my pan of morning gruel. - (Witness of Gor)