Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 29 | 284 | They had taught me View more quotes about nothing">nothing of that in school. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 29 | 281 | Afterwards he had me clean him, with my lips and tongue, and I, naively, did so, not understanding what he intended. |
| 29 | 282 | Then I was startled by his vitality. |
| 29 | 283 | Then I found myself again had. |
| 29 | 284 | They had taught me nothing of that in school. |
| 29 | 285 | Then Hassan finished with me, drew his tunic again about himself and returned to conversation with Eito. |
| 29 | 286 | I crept away and retrieved my slave silk. |
| 29 | 287 | I then lay down on my side at the side of the room, my knees drawn up, the bit of slave silk clutched to me. |
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Afterwards he had me clean him, with my lips and tongue, and I, naively, did so, not understanding what he intended.
Then I was startled by his vitality.
Then I found myself again had.
They had taught me nothing of that in school.
Then Hassan finished with me, drew his tunic again about himself and returned to conversation with Eito.
I crept away and retrieved my slave silk.
I then lay down on my side at the side of the room, my knees drawn up, the bit of slave silk clutched to me.
- (Kajira of Gor)