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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

When I sensed that one of the fellows was looking up I moved my legs a little, putting them together, and then separating them, and pointing the toes a little, and bending my legs back, a little. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #711)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
10 711 When I View more quotes about sensed">sensed that one of the fellows was looking up I moved my legs a little, putting them together, and then separating them, and pointing the toes a little, and bending my legs back, a little.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
10 708 Perhaps I should have moved a tiny bit more before him, as though inadvertently, you understand.
10 709 I whimpered a little, not so much as to make it clear that I was trying to attract attention to myself.
10 710 Indeed, I was not trying to attract attention to myself! I had just made a little noise, you see, not really meaning it.
10 711 When I sensed that one of the fellows was looking up I moved my legs a little, putting them together, and then separating them, and pointing the toes a little, and bending my legs back, a little.
10 712 I had pretty legs, I was sure.
10 713 I did not think this display, even though totally inadvertent, would be lost on such men.
10 714 And I could always pretend that they had misunderstood.
Perhaps I should have moved a tiny bit more before him, as though inadvertently, you understand. I whimpered a little, not so much as to make it clear that I was trying to attract attention to myself. Indeed, I was not trying to attract attention to myself! I had just made a little noise, you see, not really meaning it. When I sensed that one of the fellows was looking up I moved my legs a little, putting them together, and then separating them, and pointing the toes a little, and bending my legs back, a little. I had pretty legs, I was sure. I did not think this display, even though totally inadvertent, would be lost on such men. And I could always pretend that they had misunderstood. - (Witness of Gor)