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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

She reddened in a wave of heat and helplessness from the roots of her hair to the tips of her toes. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #496)
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24 496 She reddened in a wave of heat and View more quotes about helplessness">helplessness from the roots of her hair to the tips of her toes.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 493 Boabissia glanced at Hurtha, startled.
24 494 It is not unusual, of course, for a fellow to take a woman lightly, or for granted, until he learns of her interest to others, for example, what they are willing to pay for her.
24 495 Boabissia looked away from Hurtha then, swiftly, not daring to meet his eyes.
24 496 She reddened in a wave of heat and helplessness from the roots of her hair to the tips of her toes.
24 497 Similarly, it is not unusual for a fellow not to think of a given woman in a sexual manner, or as an object of extreme desire, but when he sees her stripped, and as a slave, that changes instantly and dramatically.
24 498 "Please," she begged.
24 499 "Be silent," I said.
Boabissia glanced at Hurtha, startled. It is not unusual, of course, for a fellow to take a woman lightly, or for granted, until he learns of her interest to others, for example, what they are willing to pay for her. Boabissia looked away from Hurtha then, swiftly, not daring to meet his eyes. She reddened in a wave of heat and helplessness from the roots of her hair to the tips of her toes. Similarly, it is not unusual for a fellow not to think of a given woman in a sexual manner, or as an object of extreme desire, but when he sees her stripped, and as a slave, that changes instantly and dramatically. "Please," she begged. "Be silent," I said. - (Mercenaries of Gor)