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

Then she said to me, sucking in her breath, turning her head to the side, "And what do you want of me?" "Everything," I told her, "and more". - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #400)
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13 400 Then she said to me, sucking in her View more quotes about breath">breath, turning her head to the side, "And what do you want of me?" "Everything," I told her, "and more".

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

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13 397 I thrust the girl back against the wall.
13 398 I thrust my lips to her throat.
13 399 "I prefer a man," gasped the girl, to the silk slave, "who takes command of a girl, and takes what he wants from her".
13 400 Then she said to me, sucking in her breath, turning her head to the side, "And what do you want of me?" "Everything," I told her, "and more".
13 401 "I feared so," she laughed.
13 402 I thrust up her bound hands, to get them out of my way.
13 403 I then understood why Goreans commonly bind the hands of women behind their back.
I thrust the girl back against the wall. I thrust my lips to her throat. "I prefer a man," gasped the girl, to the silk slave, "who takes command of a girl, and takes what he wants from her". Then she said to me, sucking in her breath, turning her head to the side, "And what do you want of me?" "Everything," I told her, "and more". "I feared so," she laughed. I thrust up her bound hands, to get them out of my way. I then understood why Goreans commonly bind the hands of women behind their back. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)