Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 123 | I View more quotes about moved">moved the leash a little, to let her know we should proceed. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 120 | "Please, Mistress," I said to Lyris. |
| 53 | 121 | I knew she did not comprehend Gorean, but I trusted she could understand my reluctance, my deference, my trepidation, my unwillingness to hold the chain leash attached to her metal collar. |
| 53 | 122 | Lyris might be slight, and lovely, to a male Kur but, to me, she was a large, dangerous animal. |
| 53 | 123 | I moved the leash a little, to let her know we should proceed. |
| 53 | 124 | "Please, Mistress," I said. |
| 53 | 125 | I dared not give it the peremptory draw that well reminds a slave that she is leashed, and will be conducted where, when, and as, her master might wish. |
| 53 | 126 | The leash was of chain, of course, that Lyris, with one bite, with one snap of those jaws, might not part it. |
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"Please, Mistress," I said to Lyris.
I knew she did not comprehend Gorean, but I trusted she could understand my reluctance, my deference, my trepidation, my unwillingness to hold the chain leash attached to her metal collar.
Lyris might be slight, and lovely, to a male Kur but, to me, she was a large, dangerous animal.
I moved the leash a little, to let her know we should proceed.
"Please, Mistress," I said.
I dared not give it the peremptory draw that well reminds a slave that she is leashed, and will be conducted where, when, and as, her master might wish.
The leash was of chain, of course, that Lyris, with one bite, with one snap of those jaws, might not part it.
- (Plunder of Gor)