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

He put down his head, in misery. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #479)
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25 479 He put View more quotes about down">down his head, in misery.

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

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25 476 With a moan he averted his eyes.
25 477 "To be sure, I might upon occasion," I said, "let you look upon one another, each chained to an opposite wall, or perhaps I might even allow you each enough chain to approach, but not touch, one another.
25 478 Too, of course, I might have you chained helplessly and then have her dance naked, in her own chains, before you, thence to be dismissed to her kennel".
25 479 He put down his head, in misery.
25 480 "No," I said to Lavinia, reading her anguished expression.
25 481 She put her palms down, again, on her thighs.
25 482 Tears were upon her cheeks and breasts.
With a moan he averted his eyes. "To be sure, I might upon occasion," I said, "let you look upon one another, each chained to an opposite wall, or perhaps I might even allow you each enough chain to approach, but not touch, one another. Too, of course, I might have you chained helplessly and then have her dance naked, in her own chains, before you, thence to be dismissed to her kennel". He put down his head, in misery. "No," I said to Lavinia, reading her anguished expression. She put her palms down, again, on her thighs. Tears were upon her cheeks and breasts. - (Magicians of Gor)