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

I then became aware that they might be kneeling upright, surveying me, appraising me, judging me, while I knelt before the ring, my head still fastened down. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #614)
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13 614 I then View more quotes about became">became aware that they might be kneeling upright, surveying me, appraising me, judging me, while I knelt before the ring, my head still fastened down.

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

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13 611 "Kneel," said the pit master.
13 612 I knelt and, my head down, saw my face not inches from a stout ring in the floor.
13 613 "You may lift your heads," said the pit master to the women who were, I gathered, his charges.
13 614 I then became aware that they might be kneeling upright, surveying me, appraising me, judging me, while I knelt before the ring, my head still fastened down.
13 615 "This is a new girl," said the pit master, in that slurring voice, almost like a natural force, water or lava, issuing from some aperture.
13 616 "May we speak, Master?" asked one of the women at the wall.
13 617 She, like the others, was fastened to it by two chains, independently, one on her neck, one on her left ankle.
"Kneel," said the pit master. I knelt and, my head down, saw my face not inches from a stout ring in the floor. "You may lift your heads," said the pit master to the women who were, I gathered, his charges. I then became aware that they might be kneeling upright, surveying me, appraising me, judging me, while I knelt before the ring, my head still fastened down. "This is a new girl," said the pit master, in that slurring voice, almost like a natural force, water or lava, issuing from some aperture. "May we speak, Master?" asked one of the women at the wall. She, like the others, was fastened to it by two chains, independently, one on her neck, one on her left ankle. - (Witness of Gor)