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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

He then put me gently to my back and I looked up at him, in awe and love. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #59)
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34 59 He then put me gently to my back and I View more quotes about looked">looked up at him, in awe and love.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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34 56 In a time, then, again, he aroused, he seized me and rose to his knees, and held me, he kneeling, I kneeling, and then he thrust me back, and my head was down, and he lifted me up, to him, he kneeling, and he then again, I so helpless, hanging back and down, put me imperiously to his pleasure.
34 57 "I did well to pick you out on Earth," he cried.
34 58 "Yes, Master!" I wept, loving and ravished, helpless and yielding, a slave, in his hands.
34 59 He then put me gently to my back and I looked up at him, in awe and love.
34 60 "You are a treasure," he said.
34 61 "A treasure," I laughed, "that may be purchased for something in the neighborhood of five silver tarsks!" "Not from me," he said.
34 62 "I would not sell you for a thousand".
In a time, then, again, he aroused, he seized me and rose to his knees, and held me, he kneeling, I kneeling, and then he thrust me back, and my head was down, and he lifted me up, to him, he kneeling, and he then again, I so helpless, hanging back and down, put me imperiously to his pleasure. "I did well to pick you out on Earth," he cried. "Yes, Master!" I wept, loving and ravished, helpless and yielding, a slave, in his hands. He then put me gently to my back and I looked up at him, in awe and love. "You are a treasure," he said. "A treasure," I laughed, "that may be purchased for something in the neighborhood of five silver tarsks!" "Not from me," he said. "I would not sell you for a thousand". - (Dancer of Gor)