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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

The peasant snapped the switch he carried smartly into the palm of his hand. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #150)
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30 150 The peasant View more quotes about snapped">snapped the switch he carried smartly into the palm of his hand.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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30 147 On the other hand, perhaps it would have taken a familiar, keen eye, one well acquainted with the girl, to behold the features of the sophisticated, delicate, elegant Sumomo in the uplifted, sullied, frightened visage of Tajima's Nezumi.
30 148 "She is unkempt, and filthy," he said, "a sorry slave".
30 149 "But she has pretty legs," said Tajima.
30 150 The peasant snapped the switch he carried smartly into the palm of his hand.
30 151 Nezumi flinched.
30 152 "If you are to stay in the village," said the peasant, "if you are to enjoy our hospitality, you will earn your rice.
30 153 There are stones to be carried, wood to be cut, and water to be drawn".
On the other hand, perhaps it would have taken a familiar, keen eye, one well acquainted with the girl, to behold the features of the sophisticated, delicate, elegant Sumomo in the uplifted, sullied, frightened visage of Tajima's Nezumi. "She is unkempt, and filthy," he said, "a sorry slave". "But she has pretty legs," said Tajima. The peasant snapped the switch he carried smartly into the palm of his hand. Nezumi flinched. "If you are to stay in the village," said the peasant, "if you are to enjoy our hospitality, you will earn your rice. There are stones to be carried, wood to be cut, and water to be drawn". - (Rebels of Gor)