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

At the top of the stairs I stopped, and shuddered, and cried out. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #2202)
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20 2202 At the top of the View more quotes about stairs">stairs I stopped, and shuddered, and cried out.

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

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20 2199 "Oh!" she said.
20 2200 "You are going to carry me like this," she asked, "upside down and in front of you?" "Yes," I said, "and as I ascend the stairs slowly, you will please me".
20 2201 "Yes, Master," she laughed.
20 2202 At the top of the stairs I stopped, and shuddered, and cried out.
20 2203 "Perhaps I should have gagged Master," she said.
20 2204 I then carried her, over my shoulder, into the bedroom, to throw her to the foot of my couch, beneath the slave ring.
21 1 The Slave Ring; The Whip is Kissed; Black Wine; A Slave is Named; Ecstasy How small and soft she was, and how beautiful, lying in my arms, on the furs of love, at the foot of my couch, in the soft light of the ravishment lamp.
"Oh!" she said. "You are going to carry me like this," she asked, "upside down and in front of you?" "Yes," I said, "and as I ascend the stairs slowly, you will please me". "Yes, Master," she laughed. At the top of the stairs I stopped, and shuddered, and cried out. "Perhaps I should have gagged Master," she said. I then carried her, over my shoulder, into the bedroom, to throw her to the foot of my couch, beneath the slave ring. The Slave Ring; The Whip is Kissed; Black Wine; A Slave is Named; Ecstasy How small and soft she was, and how beautiful, lying in my arms, on the furs of love, at the foot of my couch, in the soft light of the ravishment lamp. - (Guardsman of Gor)