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

She then put down her hooded head and, feeling for a foot, pressed her lips to it through the leather desperately, placatingly. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #1123)
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17 1123 She then put View more quotes about down">down her hooded head and, feeling for a foot, pressed her lips to it through the leather desperately, placatingly.

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

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17 1120 The strap was then apparently freed from the hook or ring which held it over the beam and she fell, hands still bound before her, to her knees.
17 1121 She now knew that this was a place in which she would well obey, a place in which she must strive with every fiber of her being to be as pleasing as possible.
17 1122 She sensed the figure before her and put out her bound hands and touched a powerful leg.
17 1123 She then put down her hooded head and, feeling for a foot, pressed her lips to it through the leather desperately, placatingly.
17 1124 She was then dragged a few feet to the side and thrown on her belly over a smooth, rounded leather surface.
17 1125 It was some sort of artifact.
17 1126 It seemed to have rings on its side.
The strap was then apparently freed from the hook or ring which held it over the beam and she fell, hands still bound before her, to her knees. She now knew that this was a place in which she would well obey, a place in which she must strive with every fiber of her being to be as pleasing as possible. She sensed the figure before her and put out her bound hands and touched a powerful leg. She then put down her hooded head and, feeling for a foot, pressed her lips to it through the leather desperately, placatingly. She was then dragged a few feet to the side and thrown on her belly over a smooth, rounded leather surface. It was some sort of artifact. It seemed to have rings on its side. - (Prize of Gor)