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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

He stood up, standing over me, and put the gag and the hood in his pouch. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #303)
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6 303 He View more quotes about stood">stood up, standing over me, and put the gag and the hood in his pouch.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 300 I dared not meet the eyes of a free man.
6 301 Then to my relief he undid the gag's binding from behind my neck and drew the detestable gag, with its wadding, away.
6 302 I had a foul taste in my mouth.
6 303 He stood up, standing over me, and put the gag and the hood in his pouch.
6 304 I had some sense of the alcove, the depth of the furs, the leather curtain, the tiny lamp in its niche, to the left as one would enter, chains, manacles and shackles, strands of leather, a coil of rope, a whip, a switch, such things.
6 305 Paga girls, I knew, could be ordered to such an alcove.
6 306 How much they were at the mercy of free men, but are not all slaves at the mercy of the free? The curtain was open.
I dared not meet the eyes of a free man. Then to my relief he undid the gag's binding from behind my neck and drew the detestable gag, with its wadding, away. I had a foul taste in my mouth. He stood up, standing over me, and put the gag and the hood in his pouch. I had some sense of the alcove, the depth of the furs, the leather curtain, the tiny lamp in its niche, to the left as one would enter, chains, manacles and shackles, strands of leather, a coil of rope, a whip, a switch, such things. Paga girls, I knew, could be ordered to such an alcove. How much they were at the mercy of free men, but are not all slaves at the mercy of the free? The curtain was open. - (Quarry of Gor)