Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 90 | I had View more quotes about heard">heard that she crawled well to him. |
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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 87 | I could imagine her kneeling beside a master's couch, as other slaves, not knowing if she would be permitted on its surface or not. |
| 24 | 88 | She might kneel beside it, timidly, hopefully, looking to the master, to read his will. |
| 24 | 89 | Permitted the privilege of ascending to its surface, she would first humbly, fervently, gratefully, press her lips to a coverlet, acknowledging the privilege accorded her, before presuming to crawl to his side. |
| 24 | 90 | I had heard that she crawled well to him. |
| 24 | 91 | She had better do so, I thought. |
| 24 | 92 | Ibn Saran was the sort of man to whom a woman could do little other than crawl. |
| 24 | 93 | She had not yet noticed the bit of silk I had left to the side. |
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I could imagine her kneeling beside a master's couch, as other slaves, not knowing if she would be permitted on its surface or not.
She might kneel beside it, timidly, hopefully, looking to the master, to read his will.
Permitted the privilege of ascending to its surface, she would first humbly, fervently, gratefully, press her lips to a coverlet, acknowledging the privilege accorded her, before presuming to crawl to his side.
I had heard that she crawled well to him.
She had better do so, I thought.
Ibn Saran was the sort of man to whom a woman could do little other than crawl.
She had not yet noticed the bit of silk I had left to the side.
- (Tribesmen of Gor)