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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

To our astonishment, then, she, in all her friendlessness, in all her misery and loneliness, lifted her lips to his, with great timidity, that he might, should it please him to do so, again touch them. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #594)
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15 594 To our astonishment, then, she, in all her friendlessness, in all her View more quotes about misery">misery and loneliness, lifted her lips to his, with great timidity, that he might, should it please him to do so, again touch them.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 591 To our surprise she had not resisted the boy's kiss.
15 592 He held her by the arms.
15 593 "I am a slave," he said.
15 594 To our astonishment, then, she, in all her friendlessness, in all her misery and loneliness, lifted her lips to his, with great timidity, that he might, should it please him to do so, again touch them.
15 595 Again he gently kissed her.
15 596 "I, too, am a slave," she said.
15 597 "My name is Vina".
To our surprise she had not resisted the boy's kiss. He held her by the arms. "I am a slave," he said. To our astonishment, then, she, in all her friendlessness, in all her misery and loneliness, lifted her lips to his, with great timidity, that he might, should it please him to do so, again touch them. Again he gently kissed her. "I, too, am a slave," she said. "My name is Vina". - (Raiders of Gor)