Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 10 | 694 | "I do," said Pertinax, kindly. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 10 | 691 | View more quotes about undoubtedly">Undoubtedly this was the first time she had ever knelt thusly before a man, let alone addressed herself in such a manner to his placation. |
| 10 | 692 | Outside the guard had apparently put her to her knees before him, as a matter of convenience or discipline, but this, obviously, was quite different. |
| 10 | 693 | She looked well at his feet, as a slave, but, then, do not women look well at the feet of men, as slaves? "Please, forgive me, Master," she whispered. |
| 10 | 694 | "I do," said Pertinax, kindly. |
| 10 | 695 | She looked up. |
| 10 | 696 | "Help me," she begged. |
| 10 | 697 | "I fear I can do nothing," said Pertinax. |
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Undoubtedly this was the first time she had ever knelt thusly before a man, let alone addressed herself in such a manner to his placation.
Outside the guard had apparently put her to her knees before him, as a matter of convenience or discipline, but this, obviously, was quite different.
She looked well at his feet, as a slave, but, then, do not women look well at the feet of men, as slaves? "Please, forgive me, Master," she whispered.
"I do," said Pertinax, kindly.
She looked up.
"Help me," she begged.
"I fear I can do nothing," said Pertinax.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)