Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 1 | 567 | There is a note on the dresser. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 1 | 564 | But she has View more quotes about learned">learned in her reading, to her consternation, that Gorean men are not lenient with such as she would be, an embonded Earth female. |
| 1 | 565 | Might her charms then, and her tricks and wheedling, so irresistible on Earth, be unavailing on Gor? Might they even bring her an impatient stroke of the switch or lash? Finally, one morning, she awakens, discreetly attired in her lovely night gown, just as when she retired, though it is now thrust up to her thighs, to discover that her ankles have been tied widely apart, with leather thongs, to the bottom bedposts. |
| 1 | 566 | She frees herself, though with tears of frustration and difficulty, and rises, and rushes about, frantically, but she finds that she is alone in the apartment, and the doors and windows are locked. |
| 1 | 567 | There is a note on the dresser. |
| 1 | 568 | With a trembling hand she opens and reads it. |
| 1 | 569 | It is written in a powerful, cursive masculine script, suggesting severity and the nonexistence of compromise: Female: Rejoice. |
| 1 | 570 | In spite of your many deficiencies and your unworthiness, it has been decided that you will be taken to Gor, there to be sold as a slave. |
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But she has learned in her reading, to her consternation, that Gorean men are not lenient with such as she would be, an embonded Earth female.
Might her charms then, and her tricks and wheedling, so irresistible on Earth, be unavailing on Gor? Might they even bring her an impatient stroke of the switch or lash? Finally, one morning, she awakens, discreetly attired in her lovely night gown, just as when she retired, though it is now thrust up to her thighs, to discover that her ankles have been tied widely apart, with leather thongs, to the bottom bedposts.
She frees herself, though with tears of frustration and difficulty, and rises, and rushes about, frantically, but she finds that she is alone in the apartment, and the doors and windows are locked.
There is a note on the dresser.
With a trembling hand she opens and reads it.
It is written in a powerful, cursive masculine script, suggesting severity and the nonexistence of compromise: Female: Rejoice.
In spite of your many deficiencies and your unworthiness, it has been decided that you will be taken to Gor, there to be sold as a slave.
- (Kur of Gor)