Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 246 | "No!" View more quotes about cried">cried Lyris, struggling, her hands, or paws, trying to tear the encircling metal collar from about her neck. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 243 | Other female Kurii look down upon her. |
| 53 | 244 | Male Kurii, on the other hand, may then look upon her differently, and with a new, and aggressive, interest. |
| 53 | 245 | Surtak then seized Lyris, and threw her to his feet, and then held out his hand, or paw, to Drusus Andronicus, who removed an opened, metal object from the large sack at his left hip. |
| 53 | 246 | "No!" cried Lyris, struggling, her hands, or paws, trying to tear the encircling metal collar from about her neck. |
| 53 | 247 | "It is on you," said Surtak. |
| 53 | 248 | "Remain at my feet, where you belong". |
| 53 | 249 | "Please, no!" she said. |
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Other female Kurii look down upon her.
Male Kurii, on the other hand, may then look upon her differently, and with a new, and aggressive, interest.
Surtak then seized Lyris, and threw her to his feet, and then held out his hand, or paw, to Drusus Andronicus, who removed an opened, metal object from the large sack at his left hip.
"No!" cried Lyris, struggling, her hands, or paws, trying to tear the encircling metal collar from about her neck.
"It is on you," said Surtak.
"Remain at my feet, where you belong".
"Please, no!" she said.
- (Plunder of Gor)