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

But the slave was now kneeling, head down, shuddering, trying to overcome her terror at having been seized. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 69, Sentence #10)
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69 10 But the View more quotes about slave">slave was now kneeling, head down, shuddering, trying to overcome her terror at having been seized.

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

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69 7 "You may use her, if you wish!" called a merry voice.
69 8 "Feel free to make her squeak and sob, and cry out!" "Peisistratus!" cried Cabot, and released the slave.
69 9 "Corinna!" he said, now recognizing her.
69 10 But the slave was now kneeling, head down, shuddering, trying to overcome her terror at having been seized.
69 11 "We thought we might find you here!" said Archon.
69 12 Peisistratus and Archon, and others, rushed forward, to seize Cabot's hand, to embrace him, to weep with gladness at this reunion.
69 13 "We feared for you," said Peisistratus.
"You may use her, if you wish!" called a merry voice. "Feel free to make her squeak and sob, and cry out!" "Peisistratus!" cried Cabot, and released the slave. "Corinna!" he said, now recognizing her. But the slave was now kneeling, head down, shuddering, trying to overcome her terror at having been seized. "We thought we might find you here!" said Archon. Peisistratus and Archon, and others, rushed forward, to seize Cabot's hand, to embrace him, to weep with gladness at this reunion. "We feared for you," said Peisistratus. - (Kur of Gor)