Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 865 | I put View more quotes about down">down my head, and, not using my hands, fed. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 862 | "Kneel, barbarian," said the brunette, not unkindly. |
| 13 | 863 | I struggled to my knees, my hands bound before me, my neck still tied to the ring. |
| 13 | 864 | "Feed, barbarian," she said, placing a shallow bowl of gruel before me. |
| 13 | 865 | I put down my head, and, not using my hands, fed. |
| 13 | 866 | I ate, hungrily, obediently. |
| 13 | 867 | But, too, from time to time, head down, pausing in my feeding, from licking at the sides of the bowl, the gruel about my mouth, I trembled. |
| 13 | 868 | Beyond the leather, I knew, even to the tiny extent that I now understood it, there were other things, things far more frightening and effective, to which I might be subjected, if it were the will of men. |
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"Kneel, barbarian," said the brunette, not unkindly.
I struggled to my knees, my hands bound before me, my neck still tied to the ring.
"Feed, barbarian," she said, placing a shallow bowl of gruel before me.
I put down my head, and, not using my hands, fed.
I ate, hungrily, obediently.
But, too, from time to time, head down, pausing in my feeding, from licking at the sides of the bowl, the gruel about my mouth, I trembled.
Beyond the leather, I knew, even to the tiny extent that I now understood it, there were other things, things far more frightening and effective, to which I might be subjected, if it were the will of men.
- (Witness of Gor)