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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Occasionally she stopped, and lifted her chin a little, and regarded herself, for a time, in the mirror. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #77)
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24 77 View more quotes about occasionally">Occasionally she stopped, and lifted her chin a little, and regarded herself, for a time, in the mirror.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 74 But did she not know that on her own neck, as much as theirs, there was a collar? In the room I noted, on a small table to the side, even decanters, doubtless filled with choice wines, perhaps even ka-la-nas of Ar, or Ta-wine, from distant, terraced Cos.
24 75 Too, on the table, was an assortment of fruits, dates, tospits, doubtless sugared, plums, grapes, and larma.
24 76 She continued to comb her hair, languorously.
24 77 Occasionally she stopped, and lifted her chin a little, and regarded herself, for a time, in the mirror.
24 78 She seemed well content, and serenely satisfied, with what she beheld there.
24 79 She smiled.
24 80 Surely she was entitled to admire her own beauty, for it was considerable.
But did she not know that on her own neck, as much as theirs, there was a collar? In the room I noted, on a small table to the side, even decanters, doubtless filled with choice wines, perhaps even ka-la-nas of Ar, or Ta-wine, from distant, terraced Cos. Too, on the table, was an assortment of fruits, dates, tospits, doubtless sugared, plums, grapes, and larma. She continued to comb her hair, languorously. Occasionally she stopped, and lifted her chin a little, and regarded herself, for a time, in the mirror. She seemed well content, and serenely satisfied, with what she beheld there. She smiled. Surely she was entitled to admire her own beauty, for it was considerable. - (Tribesmen of Gor)