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

It was not unlike a slave whimper, a plea to be found pleasing. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 64, Sentence #274)
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64 274 It was not View more quotes about unlike">unlike a slave whimper, a plea to be found pleasing.

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

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64 271 "I am a slave, Mistress," said Lyris, gratefully.
64 272 Did Lyris not know slaves were beautiful? Did she think there was no relationship between being beautiful and being fastened in a collar? Lyris then approached Lord Grendel, and, offering him the meat, looked up, her eyes wide, and a soft, begging noise escaped her.
64 273 I was startled.
64 274 It was not unlike a slave whimper, a plea to be found pleasing.
64 275 Are masters not familiar with such sounds, from a slave at their feet? There was a sudden, ferocious shriek from Eve and she leaped upon Lyris, seized her, the pan of meat flying away, and hurled her to the ground on her belly, pushed her head down to the dirt, and snapped at the back of her neck.
64 276 In unweaponed combat amongst Kurii each goes for the other's throat or neck.
64 277 It is a common martial tactic to attempt to get behind the opponent, slipping to the side, or such, for then it is difficult for the opponent to protect himself.
"I am a slave, Mistress," said Lyris, gratefully. Did Lyris not know slaves were beautiful? Did she think there was no relationship between being beautiful and being fastened in a collar? Lyris then approached Lord Grendel, and, offering him the meat, looked up, her eyes wide, and a soft, begging noise escaped her. I was startled. It was not unlike a slave whimper, a plea to be found pleasing. Are masters not familiar with such sounds, from a slave at their feet? There was a sudden, ferocious shriek from Eve and she leaped upon Lyris, seized her, the pan of meat flying away, and hurled her to the ground on her belly, pushed her head down to the dirt, and snapped at the back of her neck. In unweaponed combat amongst Kurii each goes for the other's throat or neck. It is a common martial tactic to attempt to get behind the opponent, slipping to the side, or such, for then it is difficult for the opponent to protect himself. - (Plunder of Gor)