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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

I surveyed the greenish cast in those flashing eyes, the olive skin, the loose, black hair, rich and abundant about her shoulders, the delicacy of her features, so deliciously and exquisitely feminine, so exciting, the hint of a marketable figure beneath those clumsy robes of concealment. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 61, Sentence #1143)
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61 1143 I surveyed the greenish View more quotes about cast">cast in those flashing eyes, the olive skin, the loose, black hair, rich and abundant about her shoulders, the delicacy of her features, so deliciously and exquisitely feminine, so exciting, the hint of a marketable figure beneath those clumsy robes of concealment.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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61 1140 "As you wish," I said.
61 1141 "Even so," she said, "you will not leave me here!" "Why not?" I said.
61 1142 "I am beautiful!" she said.
61 1143 I surveyed the greenish cast in those flashing eyes, the olive skin, the loose, black hair, rich and abundant about her shoulders, the delicacy of her features, so deliciously and exquisitely feminine, so exciting, the hint of a marketable figure beneath those clumsy robes of concealment.
61 1144 It was hard to believe that something so lovely, and slavelike, could be of the blood of Marlenus of Ar.
61 1145 She might, on the block, I thought, bring as much as two silver tarsks, sold, of course, as a girl, only as a girl, as nothing but a girl, not as an item of perhaps political interest.
61 1146 "Comely, surely," I said.
"As you wish," I said. "Even so," she said, "you will not leave me here!" "Why not?" I said. "I am beautiful!" she said. I surveyed the greenish cast in those flashing eyes, the olive skin, the loose, black hair, rich and abundant about her shoulders, the delicacy of her features, so deliciously and exquisitely feminine, so exciting, the hint of a marketable figure beneath those clumsy robes of concealment. It was hard to believe that something so lovely, and slavelike, could be of the blood of Marlenus of Ar. She might, on the block, I thought, bring as much as two silver tarsks, sold, of course, as a girl, only as a girl, as nothing but a girl, not as an item of perhaps political interest. "Comely, surely," I said. - (Rebels of Gor)