Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 17 | 473 | "You View more quotes about give">give every sign of one who is going to wriggle well, and so you would not be likely to be staked out unless you displeased your master". |
| 17 | 474 | "Let that be an additional motivation to squirm well in the furs, barbarian," said Cichek. |
| 17 | 475 | "Please do not use such words of me," said Ellen. |
| 17 | 476 | "'Barbarian'?" said Cichek. |
| 17 | 477 | "No," said Ellen, "vulgar words like 'squirming well'". |
| 17 | 478 | Cichek laughed. |
| 17 | 479 | "Do you not think a master, in a bit of time, can make you kick and squeal, and gasp, and jump, and moan, and beg?" "Certainly not!" said Ellen. |
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"You give every sign of one who is going to wriggle well, and so you would not be likely to be staked out unless you displeased your master".
"Let that be an additional motivation to squirm well in the furs, barbarian," said Cichek.
"Please do not use such words of me," said Ellen.
"'Barbarian'?" said Cichek.
"No," said Ellen, "vulgar words like 'squirming well'".
Cichek laughed.
"Do you not think a master, in a bit of time, can make you kick and squeal, and gasp, and jump, and moan, and beg?" "Certainly not!" said Ellen.
- (Prize of Gor)