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

She moved then, and turned, upon the mat, sometimes on her belly, sometimes on her back, sometimes on her side, sometimes kneeling, sometimes sitting, sometimes curled up, sometimes bending backwards, pausing every moment or so, for a moment or so, stock-still, posing, that I might feast my eyes upon her loveliness, revealing thusly for me her embonded beauty in numerous and various attitudes. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #1979)
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25 1979 She View more quotes about moved">moved then, and turned, upon the mat, sometimes on her belly, sometimes on her back, sometimes on her side, sometimes kneeling, sometimes sitting, sometimes curled up, sometimes bending backwards, pausing every moment or so, for a moment or so, stock-still, posing, that I might feast my eyes upon her loveliness, revealing thusly for me her embonded beauty in numerous and various attitudes.

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

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25 1976 "Perhaps you can interest me," I said.
25 1977 "Please!" she said.
25 1978 "Move," I told her.
25 1979 She moved then, and turned, upon the mat, sometimes on her belly, sometimes on her back, sometimes on her side, sometimes kneeling, sometimes sitting, sometimes curled up, sometimes bending backwards, pausing every moment or so, for a moment or so, stock-still, posing, that I might feast my eyes upon her loveliness, revealing thusly for me her embonded beauty in numerous and various attitudes.
25 1980 There were tears in her eyes.
25 1981 I saw that she had had some training.
25 1982 She was then breathing heavily.
"Perhaps you can interest me," I said. "Please!" she said. "Move," I told her. She moved then, and turned, upon the mat, sometimes on her belly, sometimes on her back, sometimes on her side, sometimes kneeling, sometimes sitting, sometimes curled up, sometimes bending backwards, pausing every moment or so, for a moment or so, stock-still, posing, that I might feast my eyes upon her loveliness, revealing thusly for me her embonded beauty in numerous and various attitudes. There were tears in her eyes. I saw that she had had some training. She was then breathing heavily. - (Mercenaries of Gor)