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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

When Tarl Cabot had positioned the brunette the blonde, instantly, to please him, had straightened her body and placed her own hands, fingers interlocked, behind the back of her head. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #859)
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1 859 When View more quotes about tarl">Tarl Cabot had positioned the brunette the blonde, instantly, to please him, had straightened her body and placed her own hands, fingers interlocked, behind the back of her head.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 856 It seemed that these two humans, members of her own species, actually communicated with one another, rather as did the Kurii.
1 857 That such creatures should be able to do this, that they should have a language, had been hitherto beyond her ken.
1 858 Now, enflamed with curiosity, and sensing amazing and unforeseen horizons, she longed to speak, as well.
1 859 When Tarl Cabot had positioned the brunette the blonde, instantly, to please him, had straightened her body and placed her own hands, fingers interlocked, behind the back of her head.
1 860 Too, when he turned toward her, she did her best, of her own accord, to turn about for him, that he examine her as he had the other.
1 861 Tarl Cabot indicated that the blonde might lower her hands, and she did so.
1 862 She tried to press herself against him, but he gently pushed her back.
It seemed that these two humans, members of her own species, actually communicated with one another, rather as did the Kurii. That such creatures should be able to do this, that they should have a language, had been hitherto beyond her ken. Now, enflamed with curiosity, and sensing amazing and unforeseen horizons, she longed to speak, as well. When Tarl Cabot had positioned the brunette the blonde, instantly, to please him, had straightened her body and placed her own hands, fingers interlocked, behind the back of her head. Too, when he turned toward her, she did her best, of her own accord, to turn about for him, that he examine her as he had the other. Tarl Cabot indicated that the blonde might lower her hands, and she did so. She tried to press herself against him, but he gently pushed her back. - (Kur of Gor)