Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 30 | 467 | View more quotes about haruki">Haruki and I withdrew. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 30 | 464 | To be sure, on Gor, it is not unusual for a master to allot several Ahn, even a full day, to such a business. |
| 30 | 465 | "What are you going to do?" cried Nezumi. |
| 30 | 466 | As she struggled, I noted that Tajima had tied her legs in such a way that her knees might be drawn up, and back, a bit, lifted some inches from the grass. |
| 30 | 467 | Haruki and I withdrew. |
| 30 | 468 | It seemed most judicious to let Tajima attend to his slave, in his own way. |
| 30 | 469 | If torture were to be involved, I recalled, it was to be an internal matter, one inflicted on her by the means of her own body. |
| 30 | 470 | That was to be the instrument in terms of which she would be afflicted, apparently to whatever degree Tajima might wish. |
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To be sure, on Gor, it is not unusual for a master to allot several Ahn, even a full day, to such a business.
"What are you going to do?" cried Nezumi.
As she struggled, I noted that Tajima had tied her legs in such a way that her knees might be drawn up, and back, a bit, lifted some inches from the grass.
Haruki and I withdrew.
It seemed most judicious to let Tajima attend to his slave, in his own way.
If torture were to be involved, I recalled, it was to be an internal matter, one inflicted on her by the means of her own body.
That was to be the instrument in terms of which she would be afflicted, apparently to whatever degree Tajima might wish.
- (Rebels of Gor)