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

Turgus drew the weeping, trembling dark-haired girl, too, into the canoe. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 48, Sentence #291)
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48 291 Turgus drew the View more quotes about weeping">weeping, trembling dark-haired girl, too, into the canoe.

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

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48 288 "Yes, Master!" "I, too," cried the dark-haired girl.
48 289 I pulled the blonde into the canoe, kneeling before me, her back to me.
48 290 She was shuddering.
48 291 Turgus drew the weeping, trembling dark-haired girl, too, into the canoe.
48 292 She fainted, overcome, and he placed her on her side, knees drawn up, before him.
48 293 "Where are you from?" I asked the blond girl.
48 294 "I, and Fina," she said, indicating with her head the dark-haired girl, "are from Turia.
"Yes, Master!" "I, too," cried the dark-haired girl. I pulled the blonde into the canoe, kneeling before me, her back to me. She was shuddering. Turgus drew the weeping, trembling dark-haired girl, too, into the canoe. She fainted, overcome, and he placed her on her side, knees drawn up, before him. "Where are you from?" I asked the blond girl. "I, and Fina," she said, indicating with her head the dark-haired girl, "are from Turia. - (Explorers of Gor)