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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

When Targo left, she smiled to herself. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #320)
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17 320 When Targo View more quotes about left">left, she smiled to herself.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 317 "So what is wrong with you?" had asked Targo when the prospective buyer had left the shelf.
17 318 "Nothing, Master," Ellen had assured him.
17 319 "Please do not have me whipped, Master!" she said.
17 320 When Targo left, she smiled to herself.
17 321 But still, even as she was congratulating herself on her success in achieving a pretense of inertness, on giving no outward sign of responsiveness, it was hard to forget the feel of the fellow's strong hands on her small, soft body.
17 322 She feared that if something had been a little different, if he had touched her a little differently or a little longer, or had looked at her in a certain way, or if he had taken her head in his hands and literally forced her to look directly into his eyes, seeing him as a male and master, she might have suddenly, willingly or unwillingly, betrayed a muchly feared aspect of herself, that of an eager, vulnerable, begging, aroused slave girl.
17 323 Surely she must hide this self from the world! But it was hard to forget his hands.
"So what is wrong with you?" had asked Targo when the prospective buyer had left the shelf. "Nothing, Master," Ellen had assured him. "Please do not have me whipped, Master!" she said. When Targo left, she smiled to herself. But still, even as she was congratulating herself on her success in achieving a pretense of inertness, on giving no outward sign of responsiveness, it was hard to forget the feel of the fellow's strong hands on her small, soft body. She feared that if something had been a little different, if he had touched her a little differently or a little longer, or had looked at her in a certain way, or if he had taken her head in his hands and literally forced her to look directly into his eyes, seeing him as a male and master, she might have suddenly, willingly or unwillingly, betrayed a muchly feared aspect of herself, that of an eager, vulnerable, begging, aroused slave girl. Surely she must hide this self from the world! But it was hard to forget his hands. - (Prize of Gor)