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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then it was only I, El-in-or, whom he summoned. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #24)
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17 24 Then it was only I, El-in-or, whom he View more quotes about summoned">summoned.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 21 "Did master summon me?" I would ask.
17 22 "El-in-or," he would say, opening his arms, and I would run to him.
17 23 And then he no longer summoned other women to his tent.
17 24 Then it was only I, El-in-or, whom he summoned.
17 25 And then I, to the anger of some of the other girls, was the acknowledged favorite of Rask of Treve, only an Earth girl, but his preferred slave.
17 26 A heavy, long strap thrust through the wicker, behind me and to the left.
17 27 It was passed several times about my throat and then drawn through the wicker behind me and to my right.
"Did master summon me?" I would ask. "El-in-or," he would say, opening his arms, and I would run to him. And then he no longer summoned other women to his tent. Then it was only I, El-in-or, whom he summoned. And then I, to the anger of some of the other girls, was the acknowledged favorite of Rask of Treve, only an Earth girl, but his preferred slave. A heavy, long strap thrust through the wicker, behind me and to the left. It was passed several times about my throat and then drawn through the wicker behind me and to my right. - (Captive of Gor)