Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 146 | She View more quotes about thought">thought, rather, that they merely enjoyed seeing her thusly. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 143 | She was warm, and drowsy from the creaking and rocking of the wagon, and she opened her eyes a little, squinting against the morning sun. |
| 27 | 144 | She was grateful for having been permitted to ride, and, as for the back-braceleting, slaves must expect such things. |
| 27 | 145 | She did not think that they feared she might steal a biscuit. |
| 27 | 146 | She thought, rather, that they merely enjoyed seeing her thusly. |
| 27 | 147 | It surely made it difficult to keep the tunic down about her thighs, but it could be managed somewhat by a bit of judicious, if embarrassing, squirming. |
| 27 | 148 | And the men seemed to enjoy that. |
| 27 | 149 | Men are beasts, thought Ellen, who enjoy the discomfiture of a bound woman, aesthetically and otherwise, one put totally at their mercy, in accord with their imperious will. |
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She was warm, and drowsy from the creaking and rocking of the wagon, and she opened her eyes a little, squinting against the morning sun.
She was grateful for having been permitted to ride, and, as for the back-braceleting, slaves must expect such things.
She did not think that they feared she might steal a biscuit.
She thought, rather, that they merely enjoyed seeing her thusly.
It surely made it difficult to keep the tunic down about her thighs, but it could be managed somewhat by a bit of judicious, if embarrassing, squirming.
And the men seemed to enjoy that.
Men are beasts, thought Ellen, who enjoy the discomfiture of a bound woman, aesthetically and otherwise, one put totally at their mercy, in accord with their imperious will.
- (Prize of Gor)