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

"Please untie me! Free me, I beg you, Master! I meant no harm! Do not let my master find me like this!" Drusus then drew my tunic down at the left shoulder, and, with a marking stick removed from his pouch, firmly pressing in the lettering, inscribed something on my left shoulder. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #194)
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52 194 "View more quotes about please">Please untie me! Free me, I beg you, Master! I meant no harm! Do not let my master find me like this!" Drusus then drew my tunic down at the left shoulder, and, with a marking stick removed from his pouch, firmly pressing in the lettering, inscribed something on my left shoulder.

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

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52 191 He then lifted and turned me, placing me, seated, against the wall of the building, near the foot of the stairs.
52 192 I sat there, looking up at him, my knees drawn up a bit, my wrists bound behind me, my ankles tied together.
52 193 "Please let me go," I said.
52 194 "Please untie me! Free me, I beg you, Master! I meant no harm! Do not let my master find me like this!" Drusus then drew my tunic down at the left shoulder, and, with a marking stick removed from his pouch, firmly pressing in the lettering, inscribed something on my left shoulder.
52 195 "Please, come back," I begged.
52 196 "Please free me!" But I could see nothing then but his back, as he strode angrily away.
52 197 "Please, Master, mercy!" I had cried.
He then lifted and turned me, placing me, seated, against the wall of the building, near the foot of the stairs. I sat there, looking up at him, my knees drawn up a bit, my wrists bound behind me, my ankles tied together. "Please let me go," I said. "Please untie me! Free me, I beg you, Master! I meant no harm! Do not let my master find me like this!" Drusus then drew my tunic down at the left shoulder, and, with a marking stick removed from his pouch, firmly pressing in the lettering, inscribed something on my left shoulder. "Please, come back," I begged. "Please free me!" But I could see nothing then but his back, as he strode angrily away. "Please, Master, mercy!" I had cried. - (Plunder of Gor)