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

Could it have been to give himself pleasure? Certainly he scrutinized her with care, and seemingly appreciatively. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #625)
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15 625 Could it have been to View more quotes about give">give himself pleasure? Certainly he scrutinized her with care, and seemingly appreciatively.

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

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15 622 Each, thusly, could be looped more than once about her wrists and ankles.
15 623 She was then lying before him, prone, a naked, bound, red-silk girl.
15 624 He then turned her to her side.
15 625 Could it have been to give himself pleasure? Certainly he scrutinized her with care, and seemingly appreciatively.
15 626 Doubtless he noted how she drew up her knees, and pointed her toes, accentuating the curve of her calf.
15 627 Perhaps he wondered if she even knew she had done that.
15 628 She had not even thought of it, at least not in the sense of carefully planning it, but had rather done it naturally, naturally, as a slave.
Each, thusly, could be looped more than once about her wrists and ankles. She was then lying before him, prone, a naked, bound, red-silk girl. He then turned her to her side. Could it have been to give himself pleasure? Certainly he scrutinized her with care, and seemingly appreciatively. Doubtless he noted how she drew up her knees, and pointed her toes, accentuating the curve of her calf. Perhaps he wondered if she even knew she had done that. She had not even thought of it, at least not in the sense of carefully planning it, but had rather done it naturally, naturally, as a slave. - (Prize of Gor)