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

"No, Master!" she said, and, seizing the side of the wagon bed and, stepping on one of the spokes, supporting herself thereby, climbed hurriedly to the wagon bed, within which she knelt on the tarpaulins and supplies, and, looking out, clutched the sides of the wagon bed. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #3523)
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27 3523 "No, View more quotes about master">Master!" she said, and, seizing the side of the wagon bed and, stepping on one of the spokes, supporting herself thereby, climbed hurriedly to the wagon bed, within which she knelt on the tarpaulins and supplies, and, looking out, clutched the sides of the wagon bed.

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

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27 3520 "Will it be necessary to bind you hand and foot, and cast you to the wagon bed?" he asked.
27 3521 "No, Master!" she said.
27 3522 "Must a command be repeated?" he asked.
27 3523 "No, Master!" she said, and, seizing the side of the wagon bed and, stepping on one of the spokes, supporting herself thereby, climbed hurriedly to the wagon bed, within which she knelt on the tarpaulins and supplies, and, looking out, clutched the sides of the wagon bed.
27 3524 "It seems that Master is concerned with the safety of his slave," she said.
27 3525 "No," he said, angrily.
27 3526 "I do not wish our journey to be delayed by the slowness of a she-tarsk".
"Will it be necessary to bind you hand and foot, and cast you to the wagon bed?" he asked. "No, Master!" she said. "Must a command be repeated?" he asked. "No, Master!" she said, and, seizing the side of the wagon bed and, stepping on one of the spokes, supporting herself thereby, climbed hurriedly to the wagon bed, within which she knelt on the tarpaulins and supplies, and, looking out, clutched the sides of the wagon bed. "It seems that Master is concerned with the safety of his slave," she said. "No," he said, angrily. "I do not wish our journey to be delayed by the slowness of a she-tarsk". - (Prize of Gor)