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

Thus, no thrashings about this night, no moanings, no uncontrollable gaspings, no wild, inadvertent utterances, no sudden cryings out, none of that sort of thing". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #390)
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32 390 View more quotes about thus">Thus, no thrashings about this night, no moanings, no uncontrollable gaspings, no wild, inadvertent utterances, no sudden cryings out, none of that sort of thing".

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

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32 387 "Moreover, as there is a free woman in the vicinity, go off a bit, and prepare yourself a bower, alone".
32 388 "Master!" she protested.
32 389 "We must not disturb her rest," said Cabot, "or annoy her, or keep her up all night listening for the slightest sound like a suspicious she-urt.
32 390 Thus, no thrashings about this night, no moanings, no uncontrollable gaspings, no wild, inadvertent utterances, no sudden cryings out, none of that sort of thing".
32 391 "May I not, at least, sleep at my master's feet?" "No," he said, "for I am only human".
32 392 "Yes, Master," she said, resigned, and began to retreat into the near darkness.
32 393 "Lita," he called softly.
"Moreover, as there is a free woman in the vicinity, go off a bit, and prepare yourself a bower, alone". "Master!" she protested. "We must not disturb her rest," said Cabot, "or annoy her, or keep her up all night listening for the slightest sound like a suspicious she-urt. Thus, no thrashings about this night, no moanings, no uncontrollable gaspings, no wild, inadvertent utterances, no sudden cryings out, none of that sort of thing". "May I not, at least, sleep at my master's feet?" "No," he said, "for I am only human". "Yes, Master," she said, resigned, and began to retreat into the near darkness. "Lita," he called softly. - (Kur of Gor)