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

I watched her holding them, and touching them, and caressing them, as though she feared she might be struck away, hoping to insert herself delicately into their attention, hoping to be found of interest, hoping to please them. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #316)
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29 316 I View more quotes about watched">watched her holding them, and touching them, and caressing them, as though she feared she might be struck away, hoping to insert herself delicately into their attention, hoping to be found of interest, hoping to please them.

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

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29 313 Immediately Ina, humbly, desperately, with a zeal that would have befitted a threatened slave, began to move about, on her knees, and all fours, and on her belly, among the men, kissing and licking, and caressing.
29 314 I watched her pressing her lips to their feet, her golden hair about their ankles.
29 315 I watched her kneel beside them and lick their calves and thighs, piteously.
29 316 I watched her holding them, and touching them, and caressing them, as though she feared she might be struck away, hoping to insert herself delicately into their attention, hoping to be found of interest, hoping to please them.
29 317 Then she lay amongst us, on her belly, frightened.
29 318 "Does it seem that such," I asked, "could be the Lady Ina?" She lifted her body a little, in a common female placatory behavior.
29 319 The men laughed.
Immediately Ina, humbly, desperately, with a zeal that would have befitted a threatened slave, began to move about, on her knees, and all fours, and on her belly, among the men, kissing and licking, and caressing. I watched her pressing her lips to their feet, her golden hair about their ankles. I watched her kneel beside them and lick their calves and thighs, piteously. I watched her holding them, and touching them, and caressing them, as though she feared she might be struck away, hoping to insert herself delicately into their attention, hoping to be found of interest, hoping to please them. Then she lay amongst us, on her belly, frightened. "Does it seem that such," I asked, "could be the Lady Ina?" She lifted her body a little, in a common female placatory behavior. The men laughed. - (Vagabonds of Gor)