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

Then she lifted the yellow side of the gourd to her lips and, lingeringly, turning her head, kissed it; then she lifted it to him with both hands, her head down between her extended arms. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #79)
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21 79 Then she View more quotes about lifted">lifted the yellow side of the gourd to her lips and, lingeringly, turning her head, kissed it; then she lifted it to him with both hands, her head down between her extended arms.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
21 76 He looked at her and, suddenly, frightened, she fell to her knees.
21 77 She put her head down.
21 78 She pressed the yellow, rough-skinned half-gourd, brimming with water, deep into her belly.
21 79 Then she lifted the yellow side of the gourd to her lips and, lingeringly, turning her head, kissed it; then she lifted it to him with both hands, her head down between her extended arms.
21 80 Barus took the gourd and drank.
21 81 He had seen that the Mistress' spy had served him well.
21 82 He held the cup.
He looked at her and, suddenly, frightened, she fell to her knees. She put her head down. She pressed the yellow, rough-skinned half-gourd, brimming with water, deep into her belly. Then she lifted the yellow side of the gourd to her lips and, lingeringly, turning her head, kissed it; then she lifted it to him with both hands, her head down between her extended arms. Barus took the gourd and drank. He had seen that the Mistress' spy had served him well. He held the cup. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)