Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 51 | 120 | This View more quotes about makes">makes sense. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 51 | 117 | Never when she was on Earth, I conjectured, had Janice thought that she would one day be giving instruction in, of all things, the arts of pleasing a man. |
| 51 | 118 | Earth women, it is well known, are above such things, unless perhaps they are brought naked to Gor and placed in steel collars. |
| 51 | 119 | They then, quickly enough, become desperately eager to learn the delightful and sensuous arts. |
| 51 | 120 | This makes sense. |
| 51 | 121 | Their lives depend on it. |
| 51 | 122 | "Not bad," said Janice. |
| 51 | 123 | "You will teach me things to do with my mouth and tongue, won't you?" begged the blonde. |
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Never when she was on Earth, I conjectured, had Janice thought that she would one day be giving instruction in, of all things, the arts of pleasing a man.
Earth women, it is well known, are above such things, unless perhaps they are brought naked to Gor and placed in steel collars.
They then, quickly enough, become desperately eager to learn the delightful and sensuous arts.
This makes sense.
Their lives depend on it.
"Not bad," said Janice.
"You will teach me things to do with my mouth and tongue, won't you?" begged the blonde.
- (Explorers of Gor)