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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then, kneeling or standing, as was fit, humbly, Miss Beverly Henderson, with the oils and sponges, and rinsing waters, bathed me. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #105)
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24 105 Then, View more quotes about kneeling">kneeling or standing, as was fit, humbly, Miss Beverly Henderson, with the oils and sponges, and rinsing waters, bathed me.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
24 102 She stood in the water, blindfolded, waiting for me.
24 103 Miss Beverly Henderson, once a proud girl of Earth, now only a Gorean slave girl, waited to bathe a free male, one whom she must address as master and serve as he pleased.
24 104 I stepped down within the tub.
24 105 Then, kneeling or standing, as was fit, humbly, Miss Beverly Henderson, with the oils and sponges, and rinsing waters, bathed me.
24 106 Then, after a few Ehn, she toweled my body dry and then knelt before me, head down.
24 107 I snapped my fingers, and she stood.
24 108 I then looked at her, carefully.
She stood in the water, blindfolded, waiting for me. Miss Beverly Henderson, once a proud girl of Earth, now only a Gorean slave girl, waited to bathe a free male, one whom she must address as master and serve as he pleased. I stepped down within the tub. Then, kneeling or standing, as was fit, humbly, Miss Beverly Henderson, with the oils and sponges, and rinsing waters, bathed me. Then, after a few Ehn, she toweled my body dry and then knelt before me, head down. I snapped my fingers, and she stood. I then looked at her, carefully. - (Rogue of Gor)