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

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, Chapter 10, Sentence #210)
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10 210 She was terribly View more quotes about uneasy">uneasy then, stirred profoundly, these thoughts disturbing her deeply, by the sturdy legs, the width of the shoulders, the strength of the arms.

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

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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.
10 211 He was disturbingly physical and she, to her horror, found herself thrilled to the quick by the very sight of his body.
10 212 How wonderful to wear the chains of such a man, she thought.
10 213 How wonderful it would be to lie embonded in his arms, will-less, ravished, yielding helplessly.
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. He was disturbingly physical and she, to her horror, found herself thrilled to the quick by the very sight of his body. How wonderful to wear the chains of such a man, she thought. How wonderful it would be to lie embonded in his arms, will-less, ravished, yielding helplessly. - (Prize of Gor)