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

He then drew a copper tarsk-bit from his pouch and placed it in my mouth. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #353)
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49 353 He then View more quotes about drew">drew a copper tarsk-bit from his pouch and placed it in my mouth.

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

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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.
49 355 "That is for your master," he said.
49 356 He then stood up.
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. "That is for your master," he said. He then stood up. - (Conspirators of Gor)