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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

He had kept me as I was even in the streets, in which I had heeled him, wrists bound behind me, without even the dignity of being leashed. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #12)
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1 12 He had View more quotes about kept">kept me as I was even in the streets, in which I had heeled him, wrists bound behind me, without even the dignity of being leashed.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 9 "It will be as Master pleases," I whispered.
1 10 He returned to his reading.
1 11 I had made the mistake, once, of begging clothing too zealously, even the clothing such as I might be granted, as humiliating, brief, and revealing as it would be.
1 12 He had kept me as I was even in the streets, in which I had heeled him, wrists bound behind me, without even the dignity of being leashed.
1 13 How free women in their robes had mocked me, and sometimes struck me.
1 14 He had not seen fit to shield me from such abuse.
1 15 Why should he? Was it not clear what I was? Too, I was a barbarian, a woman of Earth.
"It will be as Master pleases," I whispered. He returned to his reading. I had made the mistake, once, of begging clothing too zealously, even the clothing such as I might be granted, as humiliating, brief, and revealing as it would be. He had kept me as I was even in the streets, in which I had heeled him, wrists bound behind me, without even the dignity of being leashed. How free women in their robes had mocked me, and sometimes struck me. He had not seen fit to shield me from such abuse. Why should he? Was it not clear what I was? Too, I was a barbarian, a woman of Earth. - (Plunder of Gor)