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

I touched her and she writhed in the straw, turning away from me, pulling her legs up. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #941)
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26 941 I View more quotes about touched">touched her and she writhed in the straw, turning away from me, pulling her legs up.

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

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26 938 "Yes," she said, "that is it—not the pain—but my weakness, and the strength of men, and that I am under their will, and that, if I am not pleasing, I know that he is man enough and powerful enough to put me under harsh discipline, and, should I not be pleasing, will, without a thought, do so".
26 939 "Your body is now hot, Slave Girl," I said.
26 940 "No!" she said.
26 941 I touched her and she writhed in the straw, turning away from me, pulling her legs up.
26 942 I touched her on the shoulder, and she shuddered.
26 943 Every inch of her was alive.
26 944 "Slave Girl," I sneered.
"Yes," she said, "that is it—not the pain—but my weakness, and the strength of men, and that I am under their will, and that, if I am not pleasing, I know that he is man enough and powerful enough to put me under harsh discipline, and, should I not be pleasing, will, without a thought, do so". "Your body is now hot, Slave Girl," I said. "No!" she said. I touched her and she writhed in the straw, turning away from me, pulling her legs up. I touched her on the shoulder, and she shuddered. Every inch of her was alive. "Slave Girl," I sneered. - (Tribesmen of Gor)