Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 298 | I View more quotes about drew">drew up my legs. |
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Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 295 | He did not even draw the curtain. |
| 27 | 296 | I turned. |
| 27 | 297 | I shrank back, my back against the rear wall of the alcove. |
| 27 | 298 | I drew up my legs. |
| 27 | 299 | "How beautiful you are, Dina!" he cried. |
| 27 | 300 | "How beautiful you are! I am so happy, and you are so beautiful! You are so beautiful!" "Remove quickly your garment," he said, happily, "or I will tear it from your body!" I undid the five buttons, red, which ran from the throat of the garment to the waist. |
| 27 | 301 | Buttons, interestingly, were a relatively recent innovation in some Gorean slavewear. |
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He did not even draw the curtain.
I turned.
I shrank back, my back against the rear wall of the alcove.
I drew up my legs.
"How beautiful you are, Dina!" he cried.
"How beautiful you are! I am so happy, and you are so beautiful! You are so beautiful!" "Remove quickly your garment," he said, happily, "or I will tear it from your body!" I undid the five buttons, red, which ran from the throat of the garment to the waist.
Buttons, interestingly, were a relatively recent innovation in some Gorean slavewear.
- (Slave Girl of Gor)