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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

She ran eagerly to it, tearing the slave silks with which she had been adorned from her body, and knelt upon it, small, her head down, awaiting her master. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #257)
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26 257 She ran View more quotes about eagerly">eagerly to it, tearing the slave silks with which she had been adorned from her body, and knelt upon it, small, her head down, awaiting her master.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 254 "Hassan!" she wept.
26 255 "Hassan!" She threw herself to his feet, covering them with the kisses of a slave girl.
26 256 When she looked up, he commanded her to the couch.
26 257 She ran eagerly to it, tearing the slave silks with which she had been adorned from her body, and knelt upon it, small, her head down, awaiting her master.
26 258 He joined her, discarding his robes.
26 259 Then he seized her by the hair and pulled her head up and flung her on her back to the depth of the luscious silk, and then, with the cruel exploitativeness of the Tahari master, he claimed her—as his own.
26 260 Toward morning he reminded her that she must be whipped three times.
"Hassan!" she wept. "Hassan!" She threw herself to his feet, covering them with the kisses of a slave girl. When she looked up, he commanded her to the couch. She ran eagerly to it, tearing the slave silks with which she had been adorned from her body, and knelt upon it, small, her head down, awaiting her master. He joined her, discarding his robes. Then he seized her by the hair and pulled her head up and flung her on her back to the depth of the luscious silk, and then, with the cruel exploitativeness of the Tahari master, he claimed her—as his own. Toward morning he reminded her that she must be whipped three times. - (Tribesmen of Gor)