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

"Master?" She felt the side of his sandal against her left side, at the waist, moving there, along her waist, not to kick her, but to caress her in a way, to let her feel a man's foot, to let her feel herself at his feet. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #298)
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17 298 "View more quotes about master">Master?" She felt the side of his sandal against her left side, at the waist, moving there, along her waist, not to kick her, but to caress her in a way, to let her feel a man's foot, to let her feel herself at his feet.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
17 295 "—that you may be awakening," he said.
17 296 "I do not understand, Master".
17 297 "Perhaps our little ice ball is going to melt," he said.
17 298 "Master?" She felt the side of his sandal against her left side, at the waist, moving there, along her waist, not to kick her, but to caress her in a way, to let her feel a man's foot, to let her feel herself at his feet.
17 299 "Master?" she said.
17 300 And then he put his foot gently on her body, not pressing with any weight, and moved it a bit, to let her have the feeling of a man's foot on her body, to let her feel herself, a female, beneath the foot of a man.
17 301 She tried to withdraw in her chains but could not, of course, do so.
"—that you may be awakening," he said. "I do not understand, Master". "Perhaps our little ice ball is going to melt," he said. "Master?" She felt the side of his sandal against her left side, at the waist, moving there, along her waist, not to kick her, but to caress her in a way, to let her feel a man's foot, to let her feel herself at his feet. "Master?" she said. And then he put his foot gently on her body, not pressing with any weight, and moved it a bit, to let her have the feeling of a man's foot on her body, to let her feel herself, a female, beneath the foot of a man. She tried to withdraw in her chains but could not, of course, do so. - (Prize of Gor)