Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 524 | She was View more quotes about thusly">thusly dragged for some twenty yards. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 521 | "Please, Master," cried Ellen, "be kind to me!" "Be silent," said he, "female". |
| 26 | 522 | It seemed he had little intention of treating her with gentleness. |
| 26 | 523 | He then held her by her upper left arm, not even bothering with the leash, and drew her forcibly, she stumbling, beside him. |
| 26 | 524 | She was thusly dragged for some twenty yards. |
| 26 | 525 | Seldom had she felt more female, thus helpless, thusly imperiously handled. |
| 26 | 526 | What men can do with us, she thought. |
| 26 | 527 | Then she was thrust down, on her stomach over some surface, that of seemingly a large, felled log. |
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"Please, Master," cried Ellen, "be kind to me!" "Be silent," said he, "female".
It seemed he had little intention of treating her with gentleness.
He then held her by her upper left arm, not even bothering with the leash, and drew her forcibly, she stumbling, beside him.
She was thusly dragged for some twenty yards.
Seldom had she felt more female, thus helpless, thusly imperiously handled.
What men can do with us, she thought.
Then she was thrust down, on her stomach over some surface, that of seemingly a large, felled log.
- (Prize of Gor)