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

Then, a little later, he lowered me to the ground and, mercifully, bundled my head in his cloak, only then permitting me to open my eyes. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #945)
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19 945 Then, a View more quotes about little">little later, he lowered me to the ground and, mercifully, bundled my head in his cloak, only then permitting me to open my eyes.

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

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19 942 "Master?" I said.
19 943 "Master?" I heard some men laugh, doubtless passers-by.
19 944 But then, in moments, my feet off the ground, my arms and legs clutched about him, I began to gasp.
19 945 Then, a little later, he lowered me to the ground and, mercifully, bundled my head in his cloak, only then permitting me to open my eyes.
19 946 I could see the darkness inside the cloak, and sometimes, as I was turned toward the sun, the coloring of it, red, and light through the tiny openings in the weaving.
19 947 And then, shortly thereafter, as he took me again from myself, as men can, and mastered me, I began to kick and squeak.
19 948 After a time he was through with me.
"Master?" I said. "Master?" I heard some men laugh, doubtless passers-by. But then, in moments, my feet off the ground, my arms and legs clutched about him, I began to gasp. Then, a little later, he lowered me to the ground and, mercifully, bundled my head in his cloak, only then permitting me to open my eyes. I could see the darkness inside the cloak, and sometimes, as I was turned toward the sun, the coloring of it, red, and light through the tiny openings in the weaving. And then, shortly thereafter, as he took me again from myself, as men can, and mastered me, I began to kick and squeak. After a time he was through with me. - (Witness of Gor)