Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 30 | 316 | At that View more quotes about moment">moment there was, from beyond the leather curtain, the sudden skirl of a flute, the swift strumming of a kalika, and the pounding of the tabor. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 30 | 313 | There, before him, kneeling on the furs, in the half-lit alcove, in the soft, warm light of the small tharlarion-oil lamp, a collar on my neck, which I could not remove, I knew the ecstasy of being wholly dominated by a male. |
| 30 | 314 | I rejoiced in my sex. |
| 30 | 315 | Can men, I wondered, understand such desire? I had never felt so ready, so intensely female. |
| 30 | 316 | At that moment there was, from beyond the leather curtain, the sudden skirl of a flute, the swift strumming of a kalika, and the pounding of the tabor. |
| 30 | 317 | "A dancer!" he said, pleased. |
| 30 | 318 | "The Slave Whip is a proper, fine tavern. |
| 30 | 319 | It can buy the best!" "Master!" I said. |
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There, before him, kneeling on the furs, in the half-lit alcove, in the soft, warm light of the small tharlarion-oil lamp, a collar on my neck, which I could not remove, I knew the ecstasy of being wholly dominated by a male.
I rejoiced in my sex.
Can men, I wondered, understand such desire? I had never felt so ready, so intensely female.
At that moment there was, from beyond the leather curtain, the sudden skirl of a flute, the swift strumming of a kalika, and the pounding of the tabor.
"A dancer!" he said, pleased.
"The Slave Whip is a proper, fine tavern.
It can buy the best!" "Master!" I said.
- (Plunder of Gor)