Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 4 | 414 | When I had View more quotes about first">first informed her of this, she had said, "Thank you, Master," acidly, and put aside the tiny scrap of diaphanous yellow silk. |
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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 4 | 411 | That way she could not stand. |
| 4 | 412 | I would then throw her her brief djellaba against the desert cold, and order her to a position of sleep. |
| 4 | 413 | In the privacy of the tent, of course, I did not require her to wear the veil. |
| 4 | 414 | When I had first informed her of this, she had said, "Thank you, Master," acidly, and put aside the tiny scrap of diaphanous yellow silk. |
| 4 | 415 | On the mat, toward morning, she would pull the hood over her face, fold her arms and pull up her legs, knees bent; the djellaba came far up her thighs; I would watch her sleeping, sometime, for she was quite beautiful. |
| 4 | 416 | Once she opened her eyes. |
| 4 | 417 | "Master," she said. |
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That way she could not stand.
I would then throw her her brief djellaba against the desert cold, and order her to a position of sleep.
In the privacy of the tent, of course, I did not require her to wear the veil.
When I had first informed her of this, she had said, "Thank you, Master," acidly, and put aside the tiny scrap of diaphanous yellow silk.
On the mat, toward morning, she would pull the hood over her face, fold her arms and pull up her legs, knees bent; the djellaba came far up her thighs; I would watch her sleeping, sometime, for she was quite beautiful.
Once she opened her eyes.
"Master," she said.
- (Tribesmen of Gor)