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

Was there something on her neck? Had there been a tiny sound, as of the touching of one piece of metal upon another, or a tiny scraping sound? Something seemed subtly different about her body. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #33)
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16 33 Was there View more quotes about something">something on her neck? Had there been a tiny sound, as of the touching of one piece of metal upon another, or a tiny scraping sound? Something seemed subtly different about her body.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
16 30 She sensed redness, radiance and heat through her closed eyelids.
16 31 It was hot.
16 32 There seemed to be bright sunlight.
16 33 Was there something on her neck? Had there been a tiny sound, as of the touching of one piece of metal upon another, or a tiny scraping sound? Something seemed subtly different about her body.
16 34 She hoped that it was Saturday, for on Saturdays she had no classes.
16 35 She reached down to touch her nightgown.
16 36 She knew that she should have, given her ideological commitments, affected mannish nightwear, to be more like men, the enemy, but she had not wished to do so, and her fellow ideologues, her colleagues, and such, need never know that she wore a gown to bed, one that might be thrust up, revealing her.
She sensed redness, radiance and heat through her closed eyelids. It was hot. There seemed to be bright sunlight. Was there something on her neck? Had there been a tiny sound, as of the touching of one piece of metal upon another, or a tiny scraping sound? Something seemed subtly different about her body. She hoped that it was Saturday, for on Saturdays she had no classes. She reached down to touch her nightgown. She knew that she should have, given her ideological commitments, affected mannish nightwear, to be more like men, the enemy, but she had not wished to do so, and her fellow ideologues, her colleagues, and such, need never know that she wore a gown to bed, one that might be thrust up, revealing her. - (Prize of Gor)