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

She lay there then, her ankles up behind her, her wrists, by the fiber linking them to her ankles, pulled back, toward them. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #293)
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28 293 She lay there then, her View more quotes about ankles">ankles up behind her, her wrists, by the fiber linking them to her ankles, pulled back, toward them.

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

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28 290 He put forth his hand and I held Ina in place, my hand in her hair, as his fingers lightly touched her face.
28 291 He then drew back his hand, and sat upright again, on the rock.
28 292 I then, by the hair, flung Ina to her stomach in the sand before Labienus.
28 293 She lay there then, her ankles up behind her, her wrists, by the fiber linking them to her ankles, pulled back, toward them.
28 294 "She bellies to you," I said.
28 295 I then, by the back of the neck, moved Ina's head over Labienus' feet.
28 296 She pressed her lips to them, kissing them.
He put forth his hand and I held Ina in place, my hand in her hair, as his fingers lightly touched her face. He then drew back his hand, and sat upright again, on the rock. I then, by the hair, flung Ina to her stomach in the sand before Labienus. She lay there then, her ankles up behind her, her wrists, by the fiber linking them to her ankles, pulled back, toward them. "She bellies to you," I said. I then, by the back of the neck, moved Ina's head over Labienus' feet. She pressed her lips to them, kissing them. - (Vagabonds of Gor)