Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 50 | 500 | "Now," said he, "View more quotes about again">again, on all fours, and into the kennel". |
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Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 50 | 497 | I was well aware of how I had been positioned, and was drinking. |
| 50 | 498 | Might not a leashed sleen or verr be watered similarly? In such small ways may a slave be reminded that she is a beast, to be sure one of a sort likely to be of interest to men. |
| 50 | 499 | I was then taken to a ditch near the wall where I relieved myself. |
| 50 | 500 | "Now," said he, "again, on all fours, and into the kennel". |
| 50 | 501 | He then walked beside me as I made my way, on all fours, into the darkness of the kennel. |
| 50 | 502 | I recalled that my "keeping" was in his charge. |
| 50 | 503 | It took a little time for my eyes to adjust to the dimness of the kennel, which was of stout planking, and logs. |
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I was well aware of how I had been positioned, and was drinking.
Might not a leashed sleen or verr be watered similarly? In such small ways may a slave be reminded that she is a beast, to be sure one of a sort likely to be of interest to men.
I was then taken to a ditch near the wall where I relieved myself.
"Now," said he, "again, on all fours, and into the kennel".
He then walked beside me as I made my way, on all fours, into the darkness of the kennel.
I recalled that my "keeping" was in his charge.
It took a little time for my eyes to adjust to the dimness of the kennel, which was of stout planking, and logs.
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