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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

For a time I squirmed, in protest, but then, after a bit, a slave, overcome, mastered, submitted, I threw back my head, helpless and lost, in a grateful bliss I was unable to resist, a bliss I only hoped would be prolonged. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #351)
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49 351 For a View more quotes about time">time I squirmed, in protest, but then, after a bit, a slave, overcome, mastered, submitted, I threw back my head, helpless and lost, in a grateful bliss I was unable to resist, a bliss I only hoped would be prolonged.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
49 348 His hands were on my ankles.
49 349 I shook my head, wildly, negatively.
49 350 And then he made use of me.
49 351 For a time I squirmed, in protest, but then, after a bit, a slave, overcome, mastered, submitted, I threw back my head, helpless and lost, in a grateful bliss I was unable to resist, a bliss I only hoped would be prolonged.
49 352 When he was finished with me he removed my gag but placed his finger across my lips, that I would not speak.
49 353 He then drew a copper tarsk-bit from his pouch and placed it in my mouth.
49 354 I could not then well speak, for the coin in my mouth.
His hands were on my ankles. I shook my head, wildly, negatively. And then he made use of me. For a time I squirmed, in protest, but then, after a bit, a slave, overcome, mastered, submitted, I threw back my head, helpless and lost, in a grateful bliss I was unable to resist, a bliss I only hoped would be prolonged. When he was finished with me he removed my gag but placed his finger across my lips, that I would not speak. He then drew a copper tarsk-bit from his pouch and placed it in my mouth. I could not then well speak, for the coin in my mouth. - (Conspirators of Gor)