Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 50 | 434 | View more quotes about kurik">Kurik then went to the parasol, which was closed, and, interestingly, grasped it at its closed end, rather than at the small, narrow, trimmed handle. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 50 | 431 | I could now understand the current value of the lovely parasol, formerly so fetching an element in the ensemble of the Lady Alexina. |
| 50 | 432 | Her desire now made sense to me, particularly as she was free. |
| 50 | 433 | Opened, she could, in effect, conceal herself behind it. |
| 50 | 434 | Kurik then went to the parasol, which was closed, and, interestingly, grasped it at its closed end, rather than at the small, narrow, trimmed handle. |
| 50 | 435 | As it was closed, the ribs, or spines, of the parasol were above and about the handle. |
| 50 | 436 | He then, suddenly, jabbed it toward the Lady Alexina, and she shrieked, and drew back. |
| 50 | 437 | He then snapped it open and, twirling it, leaned toward her. |
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I could now understand the current value of the lovely parasol, formerly so fetching an element in the ensemble of the Lady Alexina.
Her desire now made sense to me, particularly as she was free.
Opened, she could, in effect, conceal herself behind it.
Kurik then went to the parasol, which was closed, and, interestingly, grasped it at its closed end, rather than at the small, narrow, trimmed handle.
As it was closed, the ribs, or spines, of the parasol were above and about the handle.
He then, suddenly, jabbed it toward the Lady Alexina, and she shrieked, and drew back.
He then snapped it open and, twirling it, leaned toward her.
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