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

I looked upon her, and she looked upon me. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #629)
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10 629 I looked upon her, and she looked upon me.

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

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10 626 View more quotes about accordingly">Accordingly, I was concerned to find a gift for the Forkbeard; it must not be too valuable, but yet, of course, I wanted it to be something that he would appreciate.
10 627 I was on my way to the shopping booths, those near the wharves, where the best merchandise is found, when I stopped to observe the shooting.
10 628 "Win Leah! Win Leah, Master!" I heard.
10 629 I looked upon her, and she looked upon me.
10 630 She stood on the thick, rounded block; it was about a yard high, and five feet in diameter; she was dark-haired, long-haired; she had a short, luscious body, thick ankles; her hands were on her hips.
10 631 "Win Leah, Master!" she challenged.
10 632 She was naked, except for the Torvaldsland collar of black iron on her neck, with its projecting ring, and the heavy chain padlocked about her right ankle; the chain was about a yard long; it secured her, by means of a heavy ring, to the block.
Accordingly, I was concerned to find a gift for the Forkbeard; it must not be too valuable, but yet, of course, I wanted it to be something that he would appreciate. I was on my way to the shopping booths, those near the wharves, where the best merchandise is found, when I stopped to observe the shooting. "Win Leah! Win Leah, Master!" I heard. I looked upon her, and she looked upon me. She stood on the thick, rounded block; it was about a yard high, and five feet in diameter; she was dark-haired, long-haired; she had a short, luscious body, thick ankles; her hands were on her hips. "Win Leah, Master!" she challenged. She was naked, except for the Torvaldsland collar of black iron on her neck, with its projecting ring, and the heavy chain padlocked about her right ankle; the chain was about a yard long; it secured her, by means of a heavy ring, to the block. - (Marauders of Gor)