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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Master," said my slave, "might we not now return to the inn of Tasdron?" Again I did not answer her. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #496)
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8 496 "View more quotes about master">Master," said my slave, "might we not now return to the inn of Tasdron?" Again I did not answer her.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 493 How pleased I was.
8 494 I considered how she might look on all fours, crawling to me, bringing me the whip, it held between her small, fine, white teeth, the slave whip.
8 495 I considered how she might look, kneeling before me, the coiled whip now in my hand, addressing to it the attentions of the female slave, caressing it with her lips and tongue, humbly, and at length, well aware that if I were not satisfied, it would be used upon her.
8 496 "Master," said my slave, "might we not now return to the inn of Tasdron?" Again I did not answer her.
8 497 "She is not so beautiful, is she?" asked my slave.
8 498 "No," I said.
8 499 The cofifie had now begun to move toward the nearest of the two small ships.
How pleased I was. I considered how she might look on all fours, crawling to me, bringing me the whip, it held between her small, fine, white teeth, the slave whip. I considered how she might look, kneeling before me, the coiled whip now in my hand, addressing to it the attentions of the female slave, caressing it with her lips and tongue, humbly, and at length, well aware that if I were not satisfied, it would be used upon her. "Master," said my slave, "might we not now return to the inn of Tasdron?" Again I did not answer her. "She is not so beautiful, is she?" asked my slave. "No," I said. The cofifie had now begun to move toward the nearest of the two small ships. - (Smugglers of Gor)