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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I did not know such men could exist," she whispered again, again in English, which language she used to express her most intimate thoughts, again so softly that she might not awaken me. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #108)
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31 108 "I did not View more quotes about know">know such men could exist," she whispered again, again in English, which language she used to express her most intimate thoughts, again so softly that she might not awaken me.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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31 105 She put down her head.
31 106 I did not stir, but continued, through half-shut eyes, to regard her.
31 107 In the filtered moonlight, in the hut, tethered to the slave post, she again lifted her head.
31 108 "I did not know such men could exist," she whispered again, again in English, which language she used to express her most intimate thoughts, again so softly that she might not awaken me.
31 109 She pulled toward me, on her knees, her wrists extended behind her, tethered to the slave post.
31 110 "Even to look upon them," she whispered, "makes the slave in me scream for fulfillment".
31 111 She sobbed, and half choked.
She put down her head. I did not stir, but continued, through half-shut eyes, to regard her. In the filtered moonlight, in the hut, tethered to the slave post, she again lifted her head. "I did not know such men could exist," she whispered again, again in English, which language she used to express her most intimate thoughts, again so softly that she might not awaken me. She pulled toward me, on her knees, her wrists extended behind her, tethered to the slave post. "Even to look upon them," she whispered, "makes the slave in me scream for fulfillment". She sobbed, and half choked. - (Explorers of Gor)