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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

I disengaged her hands and held them apart, looking down on her, she on her knees at my feet. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #260)
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28 260 I disengaged her View more quotes about hands">hands and held them apart, looking down on her, she on her knees at my feet.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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28 257 Swiftly, she turned away.
28 258 I thrust Alcinoë from me, and she slipped to the polished floor, of dark wood, and knelt there, holding my leg, pressing her cheek against it.
28 259 "Master, Master," she said.
28 260 I disengaged her hands and held them apart, looking down on her, she on her knees at my feet.
28 261 Then, holding her hands, I put my right foot against her left shoulder, and then spurned her to the floor, as the slave she was, and she turned, tears on her cheeks, and looked up at me.
28 262 "I love you," she said.
28 263 "I love you! Care for me, care for me, just a little, Master!" "You are a slave," I said, turning away.
Swiftly, she turned away. I thrust Alcinoë from me, and she slipped to the polished floor, of dark wood, and knelt there, holding my leg, pressing her cheek against it. "Master, Master," she said. I disengaged her hands and held them apart, looking down on her, she on her knees at my feet. Then, holding her hands, I put my right foot against her left shoulder, and then spurned her to the floor, as the slave she was, and she turned, tears on her cheeks, and looked up at me. "I love you," she said. "I love you! Care for me, care for me, just a little, Master!" "You are a slave," I said, turning away. - (Mariners of Gor)