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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

He reached down, and struck her twice, sharply, first by the palm of his right hand, and then by the back of his right hand. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #263)
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37 263 He View more quotes about reached">reached down, and struck her twice, sharply, first by the palm of his right hand, and then by the back of his right hand.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 260 "Stand," he said.
37 261 "Surely you care for me, a little!" she said.
37 262 "And know, Callias, of Jad, that I am yours, not just to the collar, but to the heart".
37 263 He reached down, and struck her twice, sharply, first by the palm of his right hand, and then by the back of his right hand.
37 264 "The slave," he said, "does not soil the name of a free man by putting it on her slave lips".
37 265 I supposed she had been aware of this protocol, that the slave does not address a free person by his name, but, perhaps, in the stress of the moment, this simplicity had escaped her.
37 266 In any event, such lapses are not permitted in a slave.
"Stand," he said. "Surely you care for me, a little!" she said. "And know, Callias, of Jad, that I am yours, not just to the collar, but to the heart". He reached down, and struck her twice, sharply, first by the palm of his right hand, and then by the back of his right hand. "The slave," he said, "does not soil the name of a free man by putting it on her slave lips". I supposed she had been aware of this protocol, that the slave does not address a free person by his name, but, perhaps, in the stress of the moment, this simplicity had escaped her. In any event, such lapses are not permitted in a slave. - (Mariners of Gor)