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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

The Lady Bina, sitting on an improvised chair, formed from a box, fastidiously licked her fingers. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 64, Sentence #155)
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64 155 The View more quotes about lady">Lady Bina, sitting on an improvised chair, formed from a box, fastidiously licked her fingers.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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64 152 That designation would have seemed the absolute opposite of what she was, or, perhaps better, of what she seemed to be.
64 153 But who knew the interior life of such a person, her dreams, her wants, her needs? Who would know that she wanted to kneel at the feet of a master, in his chains? On Gor Paula had found herself as she wanted to be, collared, and owned.
64 154 I suspected that in many women there is a "slut," or, perhaps better, and far more helpless and vulnerable, and far more desirable and exciting, a slave? We spoke softly.
64 155 The Lady Bina, sitting on an improvised chair, formed from a box, fastidiously licked her fingers.
64 156 Most Gorean free women would kneel, their knees closely together.
64 157 Both Kurik, my master, and Drusus Andronicus, sat about, cross-legged, which is common with Gorean men.
64 158 In taverns, and most domiciles, at least in the "high cities," the tables are low, and men sit about them cross-legged, and free women kneel at them.
That designation would have seemed the absolute opposite of what she was, or, perhaps better, of what she seemed to be. But who knew the interior life of such a person, her dreams, her wants, her needs? Who would know that she wanted to kneel at the feet of a master, in his chains? On Gor Paula had found herself as she wanted to be, collared, and owned. I suspected that in many women there is a "slut," or, perhaps better, and far more helpless and vulnerable, and far more desirable and exciting, a slave? We spoke softly. The Lady Bina, sitting on an improvised chair, formed from a box, fastidiously licked her fingers. Most Gorean free women would kneel, their knees closely together. Both Kurik, my master, and Drusus Andronicus, sat about, cross-legged, which is common with Gorean men. In taverns, and most domiciles, at least in the "high cities," the tables are low, and men sit about them cross-legged, and free women kneel at them. - (Plunder of Gor)