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

She then stood, and, bending over, her hands helplessly chained behind her, bit and pulled at the knot in the cord that belted my tunic. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #2181)
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20 2181 She then View more quotes about stood">stood, and, bending over, her hands helplessly chained behind her, bit and pulled at the knot in the cord that belted my tunic.

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

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20 2178 I smiled.
20 2179 "Forgive me, Master," she laughed.
20 2180 "I am such a stupid slave!" Then she fell to her knees before me and, with her teeth, untied the sandals and removed them from my feet.
20 2181 She then stood, and, bending over, her hands helplessly chained behind her, bit and pulled at the knot in the cord that belted my tunic.
20 2182 When she had freed this knot she went behind me, first to my left shoulder, and then to my right shoulder, and, with her small, fine teeth, drew the tunic from my body.
20 2183 "Ohh," she said, softly, "Master is beautiful".
20 2184 "I cannot be beautiful," I said, rather irritatedly.
I smiled. "Forgive me, Master," she laughed. "I am such a stupid slave!" Then she fell to her knees before me and, with her teeth, untied the sandals and removed them from my feet. She then stood, and, bending over, her hands helplessly chained behind her, bit and pulled at the knot in the cord that belted my tunic. When she had freed this knot she went behind me, first to my left shoulder, and then to my right shoulder, and, with her small, fine teeth, drew the tunic from my body. "Ohh," she said, softly, "Master is beautiful". "I cannot be beautiful," I said, rather irritatedly. - (Guardsman of Gor)