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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

Lipstick was so daringly sensual, worthy of only unworthy women. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #191)
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4 191 Lipstick was so daringly sensual, worthy of only unworthy View more quotes about women">women.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 188 She had prepared herself for the classes, eagerly, looking forward to being before him, wanting to impress him, wanting to perform for him.
4 189 She had attended to her prim appearance, to her polished, severe mien, to her coiffure.
4 190 She had even considered applying lipstick on the days of the class, but had, of course, thought the better of it.
4 191 Lipstick was so daringly sensual, worthy of only unworthy women.
4 192 But once, daringly, she had worn two light, narrow, golden bracelets on her left wrist, that might sometimes strike together, making a tiny, provocative sound.
4 193 He made her terribly uneasy, and yet she was thrilled, undeniably, with the way he watched her, almost without expression.
4 194 Many times, as though inadvertently, with no intent, of course, she had turned in such a way as to display the slim, provocative delights of her figure before him.
She had prepared herself for the classes, eagerly, looking forward to being before him, wanting to impress him, wanting to perform for him. She had attended to her prim appearance, to her polished, severe mien, to her coiffure. She had even considered applying lipstick on the days of the class, but had, of course, thought the better of it. Lipstick was so daringly sensual, worthy of only unworthy women. But once, daringly, she had worn two light, narrow, golden bracelets on her left wrist, that might sometimes strike together, making a tiny, provocative sound. He made her terribly uneasy, and yet she was thrilled, undeniably, with the way he watched her, almost without expression. Many times, as though inadvertently, with no intent, of course, she had turned in such a way as to display the slim, provocative delights of her figure before him. - (Prize of Gor)