Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 77 | 249 | He View more quotes about struck">struck the ax lightly into the post, that its handle was within an easy grasp, and it was lightly held in the wood. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 77 | 246 | He dragged her to the post of discipline. |
| 77 | 247 | "Please, no, Master!" she begged. |
| 77 | 248 | That she, a slave, had dared to speak, angered him. |
| 77 | 249 | He struck the ax lightly into the post, that its handle was within an easy grasp, and it was lightly held in the wood. |
| 77 | 250 | He then turned the back of the slave to Flavion, so that he could see him. |
| 77 | 251 | He was some yards away, behind the ashes of the fire, and the gate was some yards behind him. |
| 77 | 252 | Cabot then took the hair of the slave in his left hand and held her head up, before him. |
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He dragged her to the post of discipline.
"Please, no, Master!" she begged.
That she, a slave, had dared to speak, angered him.
He struck the ax lightly into the post, that its handle was within an easy grasp, and it was lightly held in the wood.
He then turned the back of the slave to Flavion, so that he could see him.
He was some yards away, behind the ashes of the fire, and the gate was some yards behind him.
Cabot then took the hair of the slave in his left hand and held her head up, before him.
- (Kur of Gor)