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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

She looked at me wildly, disbelievingly. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #438)
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2 438 She View more quotes about looked">looked at me wildly, disbelievingly.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 435 She did not wish to miss her opportunity to see if she might, by the bestowal of her favors, and the promise of such favors, as well, please me, and, by enticement or trickery, inveigle me into purchasing her redemption.
2 436 I also saw, from her behavior and attitude, that she regarded herself as the most beautiful of the five, and the most likely to succeed in any such contest.
2 437 Accordingly I gave her little time but merely took her in my arms and unilaterally, forcibly, briefly, crushed her lips beneath mine, and then flung her back against the logs.
2 438 She looked at me wildly, disbelievingly.
2 439 Was she not blond? But she would have to learn to please men.
2 440 I then stood back, and regarded the three women.
2 441 "You have not tasted me," said the second woman.
She did not wish to miss her opportunity to see if she might, by the bestowal of her favors, and the promise of such favors, as well, please me, and, by enticement or trickery, inveigle me into purchasing her redemption. I also saw, from her behavior and attitude, that she regarded herself as the most beautiful of the five, and the most likely to succeed in any such contest. Accordingly I gave her little time but merely took her in my arms and unilaterally, forcibly, briefly, crushed her lips beneath mine, and then flung her back against the logs. She looked at me wildly, disbelievingly. Was she not blond? But she would have to learn to please men. I then stood back, and regarded the three women. "You have not tasted me," said the second woman. - (Renegades of Gor)