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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

Held against the tree, feeling its bark with the side of my cheek, weeping, shuddering under the blows of the coiled rope, I wondered what I had done to them that they should be so cruel to me. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #1410)
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9 1410 View more quotes about held">Held against the tree, feeling its bark with the side of my cheek, weeping, shuddering under the blows of the coiled rope, I wondered what I had done to them that they should be so cruel to me.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 1407 They hit me with the ropes and again we continued our journey.
9 1408 They sang as they conducted me to the place of their feast, on the grass by the stream.
9 1409 There they held my wrists about a tree and, striking many times, put me under rope-discipline.
9 1410 Held against the tree, feeling its bark with the side of my cheek, weeping, shuddering under the blows of the coiled rope, I wondered what I had done to them that they should be so cruel to me.
9 1411 They then took me and threw me to the grass on my back.
9 1412 My ankles, by the rope leashes tied on them, held by two boys, were pulled widely apart.
9 1413 Bran Loort looked down upon me.
They hit me with the ropes and again we continued our journey. They sang as they conducted me to the place of their feast, on the grass by the stream. There they held my wrists about a tree and, striking many times, put me under rope-discipline. Held against the tree, feeling its bark with the side of my cheek, weeping, shuddering under the blows of the coiled rope, I wondered what I had done to them that they should be so cruel to me. They then took me and threw me to the grass on my back. My ankles, by the rope leashes tied on them, held by two boys, were pulled widely apart. Bran Loort looked down upon me. - (Slave Girl of Gor)