• Home
  • Contact

Results Details

"sounds "

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

No longer might I utter intelligible sounds. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 51, Sentence #176)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
51 176 No View more quotes about longer">longer might I utter intelligible sounds.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
51 173 "Please, Master!" I said.
51 174 "Forgive me! I did not mean what I said! I love you, my Master! In my heart, though muchly resisting, I knew myself your slave, even from the Sul Market, long ago! And did you not look down upon me, kneeling at your feet, and know that I was your slave?" But then I could speak no more, for the large leather ball, with its inserted, buckled strap, which had been forced into my mouth.
51 175 Then it was secured in place, the strap pulled back, and buckled shut, tightly, behind the back of my neck.
51 176 No longer might I utter intelligible sounds.
51 177 Such were not now permitted to me.
51 178 I whimpered, but his hand was placed in my hair, and twisted, and I winced, and knew I was to be silent.
51 179 He then knelt across my body.
"Please, Master!" I said. "Forgive me! I did not mean what I said! I love you, my Master! In my heart, though muchly resisting, I knew myself your slave, even from the Sul Market, long ago! And did you not look down upon me, kneeling at your feet, and know that I was your slave?" But then I could speak no more, for the large leather ball, with its inserted, buckled strap, which had been forced into my mouth. Then it was secured in place, the strap pulled back, and buckled shut, tightly, behind the back of my neck. No longer might I utter intelligible sounds. Such were not now permitted to me. I whimpered, but his hand was placed in my hair, and twisted, and I winced, and knew I was to be silent. He then knelt across my body. - (Conspirators of Gor)