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

I could see the two of them, together, in the dimness, in the flickering glow of the tiny lamp. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1301)
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13 1301 I could see the two of them, View more quotes about together">together, in the dimness, in the flickering glow of the tiny lamp.

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

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13 1298 Once, in training, I had had to lavish loving kisses on a discarded sandal.
13 1299 To be sure, it had been appropriate to do so, and I had been pleased to do it, for it had been a man's sandal.
13 1300 Too, I would have begged to have done it, even at that stage of my training, and would have done it gratefully, had it been the sandal of he whose whip I had first kissed, but, alas, it had not been.
13 1301 I could see the two of them, together, in the dimness, in the flickering glow of the tiny lamp.
13 1302 She was held tightly in his arms.
13 1303 Escape would have been impossible for her, even had she not been chained.
13 1304 But, too, it seemed she pressed her beauty, even eagerly, against that grotesque body.
Once, in training, I had had to lavish loving kisses on a discarded sandal. To be sure, it had been appropriate to do so, and I had been pleased to do it, for it had been a man's sandal. Too, I would have begged to have done it, even at that stage of my training, and would have done it gratefully, had it been the sandal of he whose whip I had first kissed, but, alas, it had not been. I could see the two of them, together, in the dimness, in the flickering glow of the tiny lamp. She was held tightly in his arms. Escape would have been impossible for her, even had she not been chained. But, too, it seemed she pressed her beauty, even eagerly, against that grotesque body. - (Witness of Gor)