Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 46 | 547 | I View more quotes about cried">cried out in misery, feeling the second blow. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 46 | 544 | I would have refused again. |
| 46 | 545 | The blow was little more than a formality. |
| 46 | 546 | Still I had been whipped. |
| 46 | 547 | I cried out in misery, feeling the second blow. |
| 46 | 548 | It was not light. |
| 46 | 549 | He apparently was quite clear about informing me of his displeasure that I had tried to turn the dagger against myself, even if it had been only my intent to relieve him of his dilemma, to resolve, at a stroke, so to speak, the fearful predicament in which he found himself, to protect him, to save his life, by recourse to the obvious, simple expedient of sacrificing mine. |
| 46 | 550 | "Master!" I whimpered, in protest. |
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I would have refused again.
The blow was little more than a formality.
Still I had been whipped.
I cried out in misery, feeling the second blow.
It was not light.
He apparently was quite clear about informing me of his displeasure that I had tried to turn the dagger against myself, even if it had been only my intent to relieve him of his dilemma, to resolve, at a stroke, so to speak, the fearful predicament in which he found himself, to protect him, to save his life, by recourse to the obvious, simple expedient of sacrificing mine.
"Master!" I whimpered, in protest.
- (Witness of Gor)