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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

She looked at me, wildly, piteously, gratefully, her tongue still unable to move, because of the lance point. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #112)
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26 112 She View more quotes about looked">looked at me, wildly, piteously, gratefully, her tongue still unable to move, because of the lance point.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 109 The expression 'cotanka' usually designates a fife or flute, but it may also be used more broadly to refer to any wind instrument whatsoever.
26 110 Given the cultural milieu involved and the narrower understanding of that expression within that milieu perhaps the best translation, supplying connotations familiar to the red savages, might be 'Love Flute'.
26 111 "It seems," I told the girl, "that you may be permitted to live, at least for a time".
26 112 She looked at me, wildly, piteously, gratefully, her tongue still unable to move, because of the lance point.
26 113 "The young man finds you, at least at present, of some interest," I said.
26 114 She whimpered, the sharpened metal in her mouth.
26 115 "Do you understand what it means," I asked, "when a man finds a woman of interest?" She nodded, a tiny motion, but desperate, fervent.
The expression 'cotanka' usually designates a fife or flute, but it may also be used more broadly to refer to any wind instrument whatsoever. Given the cultural milieu involved and the narrower understanding of that expression within that milieu perhaps the best translation, supplying connotations familiar to the red savages, might be 'Love Flute'. "It seems," I told the girl, "that you may be permitted to live, at least for a time". She looked at me, wildly, piteously, gratefully, her tongue still unable to move, because of the lance point. "The young man finds you, at least at present, of some interest," I said. She whimpered, the sharpened metal in her mouth. "Do you understand what it means," I asked, "when a man finds a woman of interest?" She nodded, a tiny motion, but desperate, fervent. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)