Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 50 | 501 | He then View more quotes about walked">walked beside me as I made my way, on all fours, into the darkness of the kennel. |
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Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 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. |
| 50 | 504 | There were empty blanket spaces but, too, there were several slaves within. |
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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.
There were empty blanket spaces but, too, there were several slaves within.
- (Smugglers of Gor)