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

"Perhaps," she said, rising to her knees, modestly adjusting them. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #89)
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32 89 "View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps," she said, rising to her knees, modestly adjusting them.

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

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32 86 "The slave strips are comfortable.
32 87 Too, it gives pleasure to the men, I think, that they see me in them".
32 88 "They give you pleasure, too," I said, "that you know how beautiful and exciting you are in them".
32 89 "Perhaps," she said, rising to her knees, modestly adjusting them.
32 90 This she now did with her hands.
32 91 When a girl's hands are bound behind her she customarily does this by movements of her hips and belly.
32 92 To be sure, it might be to her advantage, in such a case, to make certain that men are not watching, lest she must then redo the work, again and again.
"The slave strips are comfortable. Too, it gives pleasure to the men, I think, that they see me in them". "They give you pleasure, too," I said, "that you know how beautiful and exciting you are in them". "Perhaps," she said, rising to her knees, modestly adjusting them. This she now did with her hands. When a girl's hands are bound behind her she customarily does this by movements of her hips and belly. To be sure, it might be to her advantage, in such a case, to make certain that men are not watching, lest she must then redo the work, again and again. - (Vagabonds of Gor)