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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

"And you may think of them," I said, "whenever and however, and as frequently and for as long, as you wish". - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #262)
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26 262 "And you may View more quotes about think">think of them," I said, "whenever and however, and as frequently and for as long, as you wish".

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 259 "And you are curious, are you not," I asked, "as to what it would be to be the most sexual, exciting and desirable of all women, the female slave?" "A free woman dare not even think of such things," she said.
26 260 "Think of them," I said.
26 261 "Yes, my captor," she said, frightened.
26 262 "And you may think of them," I said, "whenever and however, and as frequently and for as long, as you wish".
26 263 "Yes, my captor," she whispered.
26 264 She then kissed me, and, putting forth her small, pink tongue, licked me, delicately, softly, on the leg.
26 265 "And if I sell you?" I asked.
"And you are curious, are you not," I asked, "as to what it would be to be the most sexual, exciting and desirable of all women, the female slave?" "A free woman dare not even think of such things," she said. "Think of them," I said. "Yes, my captor," she said, frightened. "And you may think of them," I said, "whenever and however, and as frequently and for as long, as you wish". "Yes, my captor," she whispered. She then kissed me, and, putting forth her small, pink tongue, licked me, delicately, softly, on the leg. "And if I sell you?" I asked. - (Vagabonds of Gor)