Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 516 | What did they View more quotes about know">know of men and the women in their collars? The older lad motioned that she should come closer, and then cautioned her to approach no more closely. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 513 | She was miserable, and felt helpless. |
| 20 | 514 | She was sure she could not placate them, or appeal to them, or use her vulnerability and beauty to protect herself, as she might have with a fully grown male. |
| 20 | 515 | They were boys. |
| 20 | 516 | What did they know of men and the women in their collars? The older lad motioned that she should come closer, and then cautioned her to approach no more closely. |
| 20 | 517 | The water now, where she knelt, was no more than two or three inches in depth. |
| 20 | 518 | She could now feel, in the mud, sand, and pebbles, beneath her knees. |
| 20 | 519 | She was perhaps four or five feet from shore. |
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She was miserable, and felt helpless.
She was sure she could not placate them, or appeal to them, or use her vulnerability and beauty to protect herself, as she might have with a fully grown male.
They were boys.
What did they know of men and the women in their collars? The older lad motioned that she should come closer, and then cautioned her to approach no more closely.
The water now, where she knelt, was no more than two or three inches in depth.
She could now feel, in the mud, sand, and pebbles, beneath her knees.
She was perhaps four or five feet from shore.
- (Prize of Gor)