Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 808 | So why would this View more quotes about slave">slave have attempted to conceal her face? "Position," I said to her, soothingly. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 805 | And soon a slave, the vain creature that she is, delights as shamelessly in the exhibition of her features as of her form. |
| 21 | 806 | And perhaps more so. |
| 21 | 807 | It is the whole of her, after all, marvelous and wondrous, that is collared. |
| 21 | 808 | So why would this slave have attempted to conceal her face? "Position," I said to her, soothingly. |
| 21 | 809 | She then knelt. |
| 21 | 810 | "Split your knees," I said to her gently. |
| 21 | 811 | I released her hair, and, with a hand on each knee, widened them. |
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And soon a slave, the vain creature that she is, delights as shamelessly in the exhibition of her features as of her form.
And perhaps more so.
It is the whole of her, after all, marvelous and wondrous, that is collared.
So why would this slave have attempted to conceal her face? "Position," I said to her, soothingly.
She then knelt.
"Split your knees," I said to her gently.
I released her hair, and, with a hand on each knee, widened them.
- (Mariners of Gor)