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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Free!" "Would you not, my large-breasted beauty," said he, "like to spend the night with me in my bag of the skin of the sea sleen?" "No!" she cried. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #243)
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4 243 "View more quotes about free">Free!" "Would you not, my large-breasted beauty," said he, "like to spend the night with me in my bag of the skin of the sea sleen?" "No!" she cried.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 240 Holding her ankle with his left hand he, with the fingers of his right hand, caressed, gently, her instep.
4 241 She shuddered.
4 242 "I am free," she said.
4 243 "Free!" "Would you not, my large-breasted beauty," said he, "like to spend the night with me in my bag of the skin of the sea sleen?" "No!" she cried.
4 244 "No!" Then she said, "If I am violated, he will not pay the ransom! Too he will bring with him a woman, that determination on this matter be made! Surely you wish my ransom!" "Yes," said the Forkbeard, putting down her ankle, "I do indeed want your ransom, and I shall have it".
4 245 "Then, Beast," said she, "do not touch me!" "I am not touching you," said he, and got to his feet.
4 246 She turned away, and would not look at him.
Holding her ankle with his left hand he, with the fingers of his right hand, caressed, gently, her instep. She shuddered. "I am free," she said. "Free!" "Would you not, my large-breasted beauty," said he, "like to spend the night with me in my bag of the skin of the sea sleen?" "No!" she cried. "No!" Then she said, "If I am violated, he will not pay the ransom! Too he will bring with him a woman, that determination on this matter be made! Surely you wish my ransom!" "Yes," said the Forkbeard, putting down her ankle, "I do indeed want your ransom, and I shall have it". "Then, Beast," said she, "do not touch me!" "I am not touching you," said he, and got to his feet. She turned away, and would not look at him. - (Marauders of Gor)