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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

In an instant I had to place my right hand over her mouth, tightly, that her cries might not disturb the camp. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #355)
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28 355 In an View more quotes about instant">instant I had to place my right hand over her mouth, tightly, that her cries might not disturb the camp.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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28 352 I lightly touched the interior of her right thigh.
28 353 "Yes," she said.
28 354 "A touch will free me, the least touch!" I bent gently to her and, to her astonishment, put my tongue to her heat.
28 355 In an instant I had to place my right hand over her mouth, tightly, that her cries might not disturb the camp.
28 356 It was hard to hold her in place, even with my right hand over her mouth, and my left hand grasping her arm, above the elbow.
28 357 She thrashed wildly, gratefully, kicking mud about, half rising up, and twisting from side to side, and then lay back, and still.
28 358 I became, only a bit later, aware that she was kissing and licking at the palm of my right hand, desperately, gratefully.
I lightly touched the interior of her right thigh. "Yes," she said. "A touch will free me, the least touch!" I bent gently to her and, to her astonishment, put my tongue to her heat. In an instant I had to place my right hand over her mouth, tightly, that her cries might not disturb the camp. It was hard to hold her in place, even with my right hand over her mouth, and my left hand grasping her arm, above the elbow. She thrashed wildly, gratefully, kicking mud about, half rising up, and twisting from side to side, and then lay back, and still. I became, only a bit later, aware that she was kissing and licking at the palm of my right hand, desperately, gratefully. - (Swordsmen of Gor)