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

She cried out with misery, and squirmed, and was turned, and positioned, in one manner or another, to facilitate the beast's work. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 75, Sentence #28)
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75 28 She View more quotes about cried">cried out with misery, and squirmed, and was turned, and positioned, in one manner or another, to facilitate the beast's work.

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

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75 25 The first day in the forest, Ramar, the great sleen, had joined them.
75 26 To her terror, and horror, she had been put on her back on the leaves, and the sleen, at Cabot's urging, had taken her scent.
75 27 She felt the hot breath of the beast on her body, the hairy snout, the licking tongue, the inhaling nostrils.
75 28 She cried out with misery, and squirmed, and was turned, and positioned, in one manner or another, to facilitate the beast's work.
75 29 "Oh!" she protested.
75 30 "Oh!" And then again, "Oh!" and "Oh!" And then, "Please, no! Please, no! Oh! Oh!" "Be silent, slave," she was told.
75 31 And the beast continued its work.
The first day in the forest, Ramar, the great sleen, had joined them. To her terror, and horror, she had been put on her back on the leaves, and the sleen, at Cabot's urging, had taken her scent. She felt the hot breath of the beast on her body, the hairy snout, the licking tongue, the inhaling nostrils. She cried out with misery, and squirmed, and was turned, and positioned, in one manner or another, to facilitate the beast's work. "Oh!" she protested. "Oh!" And then again, "Oh!" and "Oh!" And then, "Please, no! Please, no! Oh! Oh!" "Be silent, slave," she was told. And the beast continued its work. - (Kur of Gor)