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

Pyrrhus then, picking up a length of the chain, indicated that his pet should go to all fours, and then he led her, on the leash, head down, before Cabot. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #99)
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10 99 Pyrrhus then, picking up a View more quotes about length">length of the chain, indicated that his pet should go to all fours, and then he led her, on the leash, head down, before Cabot.

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

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10 96 She is lovely, thought Cabot, and a slave.
10 97 She should be so at the feet of one of her own species, at the feet of a man, her master.
10 98 What a pity, he thought, to waste such loveliness, doubtless not even understood, on a Kur.
10 99 Pyrrhus then, picking up a length of the chain, indicated that his pet should go to all fours, and then he led her, on the leash, head down, before Cabot.
10 100 Another command and she knelt up, looking ahead.
10 101 The collar, like that of the blonde, was high, and she could not well lower her head.
10 102 She did keep her eyes lowered, frightened.
She is lovely, thought Cabot, and a slave. She should be so at the feet of one of her own species, at the feet of a man, her master. What a pity, he thought, to waste such loveliness, doubtless not even understood, on a Kur. Pyrrhus then, picking up a length of the chain, indicated that his pet should go to all fours, and then he led her, on the leash, head down, before Cabot. Another command and she knelt up, looking ahead. The collar, like that of the blonde, was high, and she could not well lower her head. She did keep her eyes lowered, frightened. - (Kur of Gor)