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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

She refastened her veil and touched her fingertips to her lips beneath it and then pressed them to my lips and turned and hurried away. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #103)
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27 103 She refastened her View more quotes about veil">veil and touched her fingertips to her lips beneath it and then pressed them to my lips and turned and hurried away.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 100 "Thank you," said she.
27 101 "And his daughter, too," I said, "is a noble and valiant woman—and beautiful".
27 102 I did not permit her to replace her veil until I had kissed her, softly, one last time.
27 103 She refastened her veil and touched her fingertips to her lips beneath it and then pressed them to my lips and turned and hurried away.
27 104 Elizabeth had watched but she had shown no sign of anger or irritation.
27 105 "She is beautiful," said Elizabeth.
27 106 "Yes," I said, "she is".
"Thank you," said she. "And his daughter, too," I said, "is a noble and valiant woman—and beautiful". I did not permit her to replace her veil until I had kissed her, softly, one last time. She refastened her veil and touched her fingertips to her lips beneath it and then pressed them to my lips and turned and hurried away. Elizabeth had watched but she had shown no sign of anger or irritation. "She is beautiful," said Elizabeth. "Yes," I said, "she is". - (Nomads of Gor)