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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I looked at her, she so frightened, in the cape and sheath dress, her feet drawn up beneath her on the leather of the seat of the cab. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #1048)
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1 1048 I View more quotes about looked">looked at her, she so frightened, in the cape and sheath dress, her feet drawn up beneath her on the leather of the seat of the cab.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 1045 "I have no idea".
1 1046 The only thing that occurred to me was so horrifying and fantastic that I could not even bring myself to consider it as a possibility, let alone mention it to the terrified girl.
1 1047 It was simply too horrifying even to think about.
1 1048 I looked at her, she so frightened, in the cape and sheath dress, her feet drawn up beneath her on the leather of the seat of the cab.
1 1049 She was a lusciously beautiful young woman, of the sort that might drive men mad for her.
1 1050 I drove the thought from my mind.
1 1051 No, it could not be! They could not want her for that! But what man would not? No, I told myself, no! It could not be! I dismissed it from my mind.
"I have no idea". The only thing that occurred to me was so horrifying and fantastic that I could not even bring myself to consider it as a possibility, let alone mention it to the terrified girl. It was simply too horrifying even to think about. I looked at her, she so frightened, in the cape and sheath dress, her feet drawn up beneath her on the leather of the seat of the cab. She was a lusciously beautiful young woman, of the sort that might drive men mad for her. I drove the thought from my mind. No, it could not be! They could not want her for that! But what man would not? No, I told myself, no! It could not be! I dismissed it from my mind. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)