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

Her lineaments, for I had once been her silk slave, were not unfamiliar to me. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #229)
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18 229 Her lineaments, for I had View more quotes about once">once been her silk slave, were not unfamiliar to me.

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

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18 226 Lifting my eyes I recalled the latitudes of her white belly, now concealed beneath her skirt, and blouse and jacket; I saw the loveliness of her breasts swelling within the blouse and jacket.
18 227 I remembered the slender softness of her body and shoulders, the beauty of her throat, and face and hair, now muchly concealed by the jacket, and hood and veil.
18 228 I inspected her.
18 229 Her lineaments, for I had once been her silk slave, were not unfamiliar to me.
18 230 Above the veil, briefly, I saw her eyes flash in anger.
18 231 But then she controlled herself.
18 232 She would say nothing.
Lifting my eyes I recalled the latitudes of her white belly, now concealed beneath her skirt, and blouse and jacket; I saw the loveliness of her breasts swelling within the blouse and jacket. I remembered the slender softness of her body and shoulders, the beauty of her throat, and face and hair, now muchly concealed by the jacket, and hood and veil. I inspected her. Her lineaments, for I had once been her silk slave, were not unfamiliar to me. Above the veil, briefly, I saw her eyes flash in anger. But then she controlled herself. She would say nothing. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)