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

I moved the tray to the side, well away from the furs. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #274)
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21 274 I View more quotes about moved">moved the tray to the side, well away from the furs.

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

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21 271 I looked at her, from her small feet, to her ankles and calves, her sweet thighs, the sweet belly of her, her waist, and marvelous breasts, her shoulders, and arms and hands, her fair throat, chained, her lovely lips, her sensitive, delicate features, her deep, vulnerable eyes, and the marvelous wealth of her dark, cascading hair, perhaps never cut, except for shaping, since she had been brought to Gor.
21 272 Timidly she put her own small cup on the tray.
21 273 "Master desires me," she said.
21 274 I moved the tray to the side, well away from the furs.
21 275 She was half kneeling, half crouching, near the far corner of the large couch.
21 276 I saw that she was frightened.
21 277 "Do you sometimes fear the desire of your Master?" I asked.
I looked at her, from her small feet, to her ankles and calves, her sweet thighs, the sweet belly of her, her waist, and marvelous breasts, her shoulders, and arms and hands, her fair throat, chained, her lovely lips, her sensitive, delicate features, her deep, vulnerable eyes, and the marvelous wealth of her dark, cascading hair, perhaps never cut, except for shaping, since she had been brought to Gor. Timidly she put her own small cup on the tray. "Master desires me," she said. I moved the tray to the side, well away from the furs. She was half kneeling, half crouching, near the far corner of the large couch. I saw that she was frightened. "Do you sometimes fear the desire of your Master?" I asked. - (Guardsman of Gor)