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

"That will be enough of that," said my master, and then I cried out in pain, for my master had put his hand in my hair, and I was bent back, helplessly, in the position of the slave bow, which position well accentuates a slave's figure. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 68, Sentence #179)
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68 179 "That will be View more quotes about enough">enough of that," said my master, and then I cried out in pain, for my master had put his hand in my hair, and I was bent back, helplessly, in the position of the slave bow, which position well accentuates a slave's figure.

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

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68 176 I had had a similar experience, startling me, in the holding of the slavers, before I had been shipped as stock, as cargo, to Gor.
68 177 A slave, apparently bent on an errand, hurried past, but turned, to look after my master.
68 178 "Keep your eyes to yourself!" I hissed at her.
68 179 "That will be enough of that," said my master, and then I cried out in pain, for my master had put his hand in my hair, and I was bent back, helplessly, in the position of the slave bow, which position well accentuates a slave's figure.
68 180 It is often used in auction houses and on slave shelves.
68 181 The slave laughed merrily, and spun about, hurrying on.
68 182 "Excellent," said a passing fellow, regarding me, helpless, in the slave bow.
I had had a similar experience, startling me, in the holding of the slavers, before I had been shipped as stock, as cargo, to Gor. A slave, apparently bent on an errand, hurried past, but turned, to look after my master. "Keep your eyes to yourself!" I hissed at her. "That will be enough of that," said my master, and then I cried out in pain, for my master had put his hand in my hair, and I was bent back, helplessly, in the position of the slave bow, which position well accentuates a slave's figure. It is often used in auction houses and on slave shelves. The slave laughed merrily, and spun about, hurrying on. "Excellent," said a passing fellow, regarding me, helpless, in the slave bow. - (Plunder of Gor)