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

I bent, putting my lips to her slippers, kissing them. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #202)
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20 202 I bent, View more quotes about putting">putting my lips to her slippers, kissing them.

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

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20 199 "I trust you take as good care of my tharlarion as you do of your fighters," said the Lady Florence.
20 200 "Of course," grinned Kenneth.
20 201 "You may kiss my feet, Jason," said the Lady Florence.
20 202 I bent, putting my lips to her slippers, kissing them.
20 203 "Now those of the Lady Melpomene," she said.
20 204 Again I bent, this time pressing my lips to the slippers of the Lady Melpomene, too, kissing them.
20 205 "He has become a sturdy brute, hasn't he?" asked the Lady Florence.
"I trust you take as good care of my tharlarion as you do of your fighters," said the Lady Florence. "Of course," grinned Kenneth. "You may kiss my feet, Jason," said the Lady Florence. I bent, putting my lips to her slippers, kissing them. "Now those of the Lady Melpomene," she said. Again I bent, this time pressing my lips to the slippers of the Lady Melpomene, too, kissing them. "He has become a sturdy brute, hasn't he?" asked the Lady Florence. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)