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

And a fellow behind her, taking her by the hair, steadied her, and forced her head up, to regard Cabot. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #283)
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26 283 And a View more quotes about fellow">fellow behind her, taking her by the hair, steadied her, and forced her head up, to regard Cabot.

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

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26 280 "Thank you, Master," she wept.
26 281 "I claim you," he said.
26 282 She began to tremble, uncontrollably, shedding tears of irrepressible emotion, wild tears of relief, of gratitude, of wanton, unrestrained elation, of instantaneous, irresistible joy, and it seemed, so sobbing, that she would fall.
26 283 And a fellow behind her, taking her by the hair, steadied her, and forced her head up, to regard Cabot.
26 284 "You are a slave, are you not?" asked Cabot.
26 285 "Yes, Master!" "Whose are you?" "Yours, Master!" "Speak it, then," said he.
26 286 "I am your slave, Master!" she said.
"Thank you, Master," she wept. "I claim you," he said. She began to tremble, uncontrollably, shedding tears of irrepressible emotion, wild tears of relief, of gratitude, of wanton, unrestrained elation, of instantaneous, irresistible joy, and it seemed, so sobbing, that she would fall. And a fellow behind her, taking her by the hair, steadied her, and forced her head up, to regard Cabot. "You are a slave, are you not?" asked Cabot. "Yes, Master!" "Whose are you?" "Yours, Master!" "Speak it, then," said he. "I am your slave, Master!" she said. - (Kur of Gor)