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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

My hands were in position, when she had drunk, to hold her head. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #390)
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13 390 My View more quotes about hands">hands were in position, when she had drunk, to hold her head.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 387 "Do you understand?" "Clearly," she said.
13 388 I went to the fountain and, from the lower bowl, scooped up a brimming, double handful of water which I carried, carefully, to the girl.
13 389 I lifted it to her lips and she, kneeling, hands bound before her body, her neck on its chain leash fastened to the ring behind her, drank.
13 390 My hands were in position, when she had drunk, to hold her head.
13 391 She looked at me, frightened.
13 392 "I know the feel of such hands," she said.
13 393 "You are not a silk slave," she whispered.
"Do you understand?" "Clearly," she said. I went to the fountain and, from the lower bowl, scooped up a brimming, double handful of water which I carried, carefully, to the girl. I lifted it to her lips and she, kneeling, hands bound before her body, her neck on its chain leash fastened to the ring behind her, drank. My hands were in position, when she had drunk, to hold her head. She looked at me, frightened. "I know the feel of such hands," she said. "You are not a silk slave," she whispered. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)