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

How helpless I felt, naked, collared, my hands tied behind me! "Move," he said, removing his hand from my mouth, thrusting me ahead of him. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #193)
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42 193 How View more quotes about helpless">helpless I felt, naked, collared, my hands tied behind me! "Move," he said, removing his hand from my mouth, thrusting me ahead of him.

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

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42 190 I opened my mouth to scream, even though I might not have been heard in the midst of revelry, but his large hand pulled me back against him, capping my mouth tightly, and I felt the point of his knife in my side.
42 191 "Cry out," he said, "and you die".
42 192 I nodded my understanding, as I could, a small pressure on his hand.
42 193 How helpless I felt, naked, collared, my hands tied behind me! "Move," he said, removing his hand from my mouth, thrusting me ahead of him.
42 194 Then a second pair, again a slave and a master, made their way from the inner vestibule.
42 195 I gathered that Vas of Anango had not wished to risk killing me in the press of the celebrants.
42 196 The sound of the bells on my left ankle, if heard, was ignored.
I opened my mouth to scream, even though I might not have been heard in the midst of revelry, but his large hand pulled me back against him, capping my mouth tightly, and I felt the point of his knife in my side. "Cry out," he said, "and you die". I nodded my understanding, as I could, a small pressure on his hand. How helpless I felt, naked, collared, my hands tied behind me! "Move," he said, removing his hand from my mouth, thrusting me ahead of him. Then a second pair, again a slave and a master, made their way from the inner vestibule. I gathered that Vas of Anango had not wished to risk killing me in the press of the celebrants. The sound of the bells on my left ankle, if heard, was ignored. - (Quarry of Gor)