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

Did she not know she had spoken without permission? He then, sharply, cuffed her thrice, first her left cheek, and then, with the back of his hand, her right cheek, and then with the palm of his hand, her left cheek, again, the triple cuffing, a common cuffing for a slave. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 77, Sentence #254)
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77 254 Did she not View more quotes about know">know she had spoken without permission? He then, sharply, cuffed her thrice, first her left cheek, and then, with the back of his hand, her right cheek, and then with the palm of his hand, her left cheek, again, the triple cuffing, a common cuffing for a slave.

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

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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.
77 253 Her eyes were wide with disbelief.
77 254 Did she not know she had spoken without permission? He then, sharply, cuffed her thrice, first her left cheek, and then, with the back of his hand, her right cheek, and then with the palm of his hand, her left cheek, again, the triple cuffing, a common cuffing for a slave.
77 255 He then turned her about and thrust her, belly to the wood, against the post.
77 256 In a moment, passing the slave bracelets through the high ring, he had fastened her to the post, her hands above her head.
77 257 He then freed the ax easily, and returned to his side of the fire pit.
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. Her eyes were wide with disbelief. Did she not know she had spoken without permission? He then, sharply, cuffed her thrice, first her left cheek, and then, with the back of his hand, her right cheek, and then with the palm of his hand, her left cheek, again, the triple cuffing, a common cuffing for a slave. He then turned her about and thrust her, belly to the wood, against the post. In a moment, passing the slave bracelets through the high ring, he had fastened her to the post, her hands above her head. He then freed the ax easily, and returned to his side of the fire pit. - (Kur of Gor)