Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 501 | I then lay there, wide-View more quotes about eyed">eyed, for a time, not sleeping. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 498 | He did not bother unbraceleting me. |
| 31 | 499 | Then, with his foot, when he was finished, he thrust me from the couch. |
| 31 | 500 | At the foot of the couch, on the tiles, with my teeth I readjusted the sheet about me, as I could. |
| 31 | 501 | I then lay there, wide-eyed, for a time, not sleeping. |
| 31 | 502 | How far I was from my small apartment, from the perfume counter in the department store on Long Island. |
| 31 | 503 | That mercenary little chit was now, on this natural world, a braceleted slave at the foot of a man's couch. |
| 31 | 504 | No longer, now, was she, in the prerogatives of freedom, permitted to give men nothing, or frustration; now she must serve them with perfection and provide them, to the best of her ability, at their merest whim, with fantastic pleasures. |
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He did not bother unbraceleting me.
Then, with his foot, when he was finished, he thrust me from the couch.
At the foot of the couch, on the tiles, with my teeth I readjusted the sheet about me, as I could.
I then lay there, wide-eyed, for a time, not sleeping.
How far I was from my small apartment, from the perfume counter in the department store on Long Island.
That mercenary little chit was now, on this natural world, a braceleted slave at the foot of a man's couch.
No longer, now, was she, in the prerogatives of freedom, permitted to give men nothing, or frustration; now she must serve them with perfection and provide them, to the best of her ability, at their merest whim, with fantastic pleasures.
- (Kajira of Gor)