Results Details

"Then," he said, "they pull against their bonds, but, of course, are helpless to free themselves, and, if ungagged, they commonly call out, piteously, begging for usage, and even for so small a kindness as a caress". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #38)

She put herself to her belly, before him, sobbing. "Did you enjoy being braceleted to the tree," he asked, "neck leashed to it, unable to speak, gagged?" "You touched me," she said, "when I was helpless, and could not resist! Then you left me to writhe in need!" "It is a common way to heat a slave," said Cabot, "to make her helpless, and then touch her, and then leave her, indefinitely, if need be, until her needs master her, until she is the piteous victim of her own nature". She placed her cheek against his right foot. "Then," he said, "they pull against their bonds, but, of course, are helpless to free themselves, and, if ungagged, they commonly call out, piteously, begging for usage, and even for so small a kindness as a caress". "I beg usage," she said. "Even for the least of caresses?" "Yes, Master!" "Strange," said he, "for a woman of Earth". "I am no longer a woman of Earth," she said. - (Kur of Gor)