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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

She then, hastily, struggling a little with it, pulled the tunic, a light pullover tunic, off, over her head. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #1040)
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8 1040 She then, hastily, View more quotes about struggling">struggling a little with it, pulled the tunic, a light pullover tunic, off, over her head.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
8 1037 "No, Master!" she cried.
8 1038 Her tiny fingers began to fumble with the knot of the slave girdle, before her, beneath her breasts.
8 1039 Then she had the knot loose and pulled away the girdle.
8 1040 She then, hastily, struggling a little with it, pulled the tunic, a light pullover tunic, off, over her head.
8 1041 "The slave obeys her master!" she gasped, frightened, kneeling before him.
8 1042 He then tied her hands behind her back with the slave girdle and thrust the tiny tunic, folded, crosswise, in her mouth, so that she would bite on it.
8 1043 He then pushed her head down to the stones.
"No, Master!" she cried. Her tiny fingers began to fumble with the knot of the slave girdle, before her, beneath her breasts. Then she had the knot loose and pulled away the girdle. She then, hastily, struggling a little with it, pulled the tunic, a light pullover tunic, off, over her head. "The slave obeys her master!" she gasped, frightened, kneeling before him. He then tied her hands behind her back with the slave girdle and thrust the tiny tunic, folded, crosswise, in her mouth, so that she would bite on it. He then pushed her head down to the stones. - (Magicians of Gor)