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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

It then removed its paw from the mouth of the former Miss Virginia Cecily Jean Pym, now, unbeknownst to herself, no longer a free woman, but now only a nameless slave, subject to claimancy. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #319)
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2 319 It then View more quotes about removed">removed its paw from the mouth of the former Miss Virginia Cecily Jean Pym, now, unbeknownst to herself, no longer a free woman, but now only a nameless slave, subject to claimancy.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 316 She is now no more than an unclaimed slave! The closest beast to her, who had put down his head, probably merely to smell her sweat and terror, and the lingering, offensive odors of the container, for most Kurii are less fastidious in such matters than many humans, extended his long, dark tongue and ran it over the side of her body on the left, and she shrieked in terror.
2 317 He put his large paw over her face, to silence her, and one could see her eyes, wild, over that hairy appendage which covered most of her face.
2 318 She seemed paralyzed with fear.
2 319 It then removed its paw from the mouth of the former Miss Virginia Cecily Jean Pym, now, unbeknownst to herself, no longer a free woman, but now only a nameless slave, subject to claimancy.
2 320 It stood up.
2 321 It wanted salt, thought Cabot.
2 322 The Kurii looked about, uneasily.
She is now no more than an unclaimed slave! The closest beast to her, who had put down his head, probably merely to smell her sweat and terror, and the lingering, offensive odors of the container, for most Kurii are less fastidious in such matters than many humans, extended his long, dark tongue and ran it over the side of her body on the left, and she shrieked in terror. He put his large paw over her face, to silence her, and one could see her eyes, wild, over that hairy appendage which covered most of her face. She seemed paralyzed with fear. It then removed its paw from the mouth of the former Miss Virginia Cecily Jean Pym, now, unbeknownst to herself, no longer a free woman, but now only a nameless slave, subject to claimancy. It stood up. It wanted salt, thought Cabot. The Kurii looked about, uneasily. - (Kur of Gor)