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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

This also gave me the opportunity I desired, unseen by her, to fetch forth from the chest an object which, long ago, I had purchased for her on the great concourse near the wharves. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #1992)
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20 1992 This also View more quotes about gave">gave me the opportunity I desired, unseen by her, to fetch forth from the chest an object which, long ago, I had purchased for her on the great concourse near the wharves.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 1989 "To your work," I said, jerking my thumb toward the table.
20 1990 Startled, she rose swiftly to her feet and went to the table, where she, kneeling down, began to gather together the dishes and stack them.
20 1991 It pleased me to see her, naked and in my collar, engaged in this necessary and menial labor, fitting for a slave.
20 1992 This also gave me the opportunity I desired, unseen by her, to fetch forth from the chest an object which, long ago, I had purchased for her on the great concourse near the wharves.
20 1993 I moved quietly behind her, as she knelt, working, at the table, the object, in several loops, held between my hands.
20 1994 I then, with one motion, slung the loops over her head and body, and jerked back, straightening her body, and pinning her arms to her sides.
20 1995 "Chain!" she cried.
"To your work," I said, jerking my thumb toward the table. Startled, she rose swiftly to her feet and went to the table, where she, kneeling down, began to gather together the dishes and stack them. It pleased me to see her, naked and in my collar, engaged in this necessary and menial labor, fitting for a slave. This also gave me the opportunity I desired, unseen by her, to fetch forth from the chest an object which, long ago, I had purchased for her on the great concourse near the wharves. I moved quietly behind her, as she knelt, working, at the table, the object, in several loops, held between my hands. I then, with one motion, slung the loops over her head and body, and jerked back, straightening her body, and pinning her arms to her sides. "Chain!" she cried. - (Guardsman of Gor)