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

My scalp still flamed, and I sobbed, trying to catch my breath. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #291)
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6 291 My scalp still flamed, and I View more quotes about sobbed">sobbed, trying to catch my breath.

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

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6 288 I kept my head down, to the floor of the cell.
6 289 I trembled.
6 290 I was reluctant to move.
6 291 My scalp still flamed, and I sobbed, trying to catch my breath.
6 292 I now realized what might be done to me.
6 293 I was at the mercy of others.
6 294 And what if my hair had been seized not by Paula, with her woman's strength, but in the single hand of a man? Might I not have hastened to be placed anywhere, to be conducted anywhere? Would I not have begged to serve, eagerly and piteously, in any manner I might? I had not realized until then how I might be controlled by means of my hair, controlled as though I might be a slave.
I kept my head down, to the floor of the cell. I trembled. I was reluctant to move. My scalp still flamed, and I sobbed, trying to catch my breath. I now realized what might be done to me. I was at the mercy of others. And what if my hair had been seized not by Paula, with her woman's strength, but in the single hand of a man? Might I not have hastened to be placed anywhere, to be conducted anywhere? Would I not have begged to serve, eagerly and piteously, in any manner I might? I had not realized until then how I might be controlled by means of my hair, controlled as though I might be a slave. - (Plunder of Gor)