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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

She squealed with delight and leaped to her feet, standing between the flat rocks in the water, pointing to me. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #509)
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8 509 She squealed with delight and View more quotes about leaped">leaped to her feet, standing between the flat rocks in the water, pointing to me.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 506 I did not object either, at the stream on stones, near the compound, to washing their garments.
8 507 I liked to handle them, to feel the strong fabric that had clung to their sweet strength.
8 508 Once Ute caught me holding the tunic of the guard who had watched me at the physician's against my cheek, my eyes closed.
8 509 She squealed with delight and leaped to her feet, standing between the flat rocks in the water, pointing to me.
8 510 The other girls, too, looked, laughing, slapping at their knees.
8 511 "El-in-or wants a master!" squealed Ute.
8 512 "El-in-or wants a master!" I pursued her into the stream splashing water at her, and she fled away, stumbling, and then turned and fled back to the bank.
I did not object either, at the stream on stones, near the compound, to washing their garments. I liked to handle them, to feel the strong fabric that had clung to their sweet strength. Once Ute caught me holding the tunic of the guard who had watched me at the physician's against my cheek, my eyes closed. She squealed with delight and leaped to her feet, standing between the flat rocks in the water, pointing to me. The other girls, too, looked, laughing, slapping at their knees. "El-in-or wants a master!" squealed Ute. "El-in-or wants a master!" I pursued her into the stream splashing water at her, and she fled away, stumbling, and then turned and fled back to the bank. - (Captive of Gor)