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

I then slipped into the canoe and, taking the blond-haired barbarian under the arms, drew her into the canoe. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #195)
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33 195 I then View more quotes about slipped">slipped into the canoe and, taking the blond-haired barbarian under the arms, drew her into the canoe.

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

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33 192 "Follow me, Bila Huruma, if you dare!" His voice was almost indistinguishable against the roar of the waters.
33 193 He then lowered his fist and slipped into the canoe, taking his place at the stern.
33 194 Ayari and Alice entered the canoe.
33 195 I then slipped into the canoe and, taking the blond-haired barbarian under the arms, drew her into the canoe.
33 196 I did not immediately release her.
33 197 She turned her head back, over her left shoulder.
33 198 "Did you see it," she asked, "on the rock, he danced her naked!" "Of course," I said.
"Follow me, Bila Huruma, if you dare!" His voice was almost indistinguishable against the roar of the waters. He then lowered his fist and slipped into the canoe, taking his place at the stern. Ayari and Alice entered the canoe. I then slipped into the canoe and, taking the blond-haired barbarian under the arms, drew her into the canoe. I did not immediately release her. She turned her head back, over her left shoulder. "Did you see it," she asked, "on the rock, he danced her naked!" "Of course," I said. - (Explorers of Gor)