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

She had realized before, of course, that he was large and strong, but now she gasped, looking upon him. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #207)
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10 207 She had View more quotes about realized">realized before, of course, that he was large and strong, but now she gasped, looking upon him.

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

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10 204 He stood then above her on the dais, in a simple, belted brown tunic.
10 205 She had not realized how large he was, or exactly in this way, as he was now revealed before her, or how formidable he was, how fine, how supple and muscular he was, how sturdy were his legs, how long and powerful his arms.
10 206 He had large hands.
10 207 She had realized before, of course, that he was large and strong, but now she gasped, looking upon him.
10 208 She had not seen him like this before, revealed in this way, in a tunic.
10 209 It was a simple garment, but how revealingly, how casually, how splendidly it displayed the mighty frame it housed.
10 210 She was terribly uneasy then, stirred profoundly, these thoughts disturbing her deeply, by the sturdy legs, the width of the shoulders, the strength of the arms.
He stood then above her on the dais, in a simple, belted brown tunic. She had not realized how large he was, or exactly in this way, as he was now revealed before her, or how formidable he was, how fine, how supple and muscular he was, how sturdy were his legs, how long and powerful his arms. He had large hands. She had realized before, of course, that he was large and strong, but now she gasped, looking upon him. She had not seen him like this before, revealed in this way, in a tunic. It was a simple garment, but how revealingly, how casually, how splendidly it displayed the mighty frame it housed. She was terribly uneasy then, stirred profoundly, these thoughts disturbing her deeply, by the sturdy legs, the width of the shoulders, the strength of the arms. - (Prize of Gor)