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

She stood before me and then, without asking, gently, delicately, untied, and opened, and took from me the shreds of the soiled tunic which I wore. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #131)
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32 131 She View more quotes about stood">stood before me and then, without asking, gently, delicately, untied, and opened, and took from me the shreds of the soiled tunic which I wore.

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

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32 128 How desirable they are! What red-blooded man would not wish to own them? * * * * The day had been long and hard.
32 129 We had now made camp.
32 130 A small stream was nearby, which led into the Ua.
32 131 She stood before me and then, without asking, gently, delicately, untied, and opened, and took from me the shreds of the soiled tunic which I wore.
32 132 It was muddied and caked with dirt, from the days in the jungle, from the muddy banks of the Ua.
32 133 As she removed it from me she kissed me softly, tenderly, about the chest and left hip.
32 134 "Are you a trained slave?" I asked her.
How desirable they are! What red-blooded man would not wish to own them? * * * * The day had been long and hard. We had now made camp. A small stream was nearby, which led into the Ua. She stood before me and then, without asking, gently, delicately, untied, and opened, and took from me the shreds of the soiled tunic which I wore. It was muddied and caked with dirt, from the days in the jungle, from the muddy banks of the Ua. As she removed it from me she kissed me softly, tenderly, about the chest and left hip. "Are you a trained slave?" I asked her. - (Explorers of Gor)