Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 991 | She had now View more quotes about entered">entered into the display phase of the Sa-eela. |
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Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 988 | Peggy was dancing well. |
| 20 | 989 | She had lovely arms, and lovely, slender wrists. |
| 20 | 990 | They would look well roped, or clasped in slave steel. |
| 20 | 991 | She had now entered into the display phase of the Sa-eela. |
| 20 | 992 | In this portion of the dance the girl calls attention to the various aspects of her beauty, from the swirling sheen of her cascading hair to her ankles, from her small feet to her tiny, fine fingers. |
| 20 | 993 | Women are so incredibly beautiful. |
| 20 | 994 | It is a wonder that men do not scream with pleasure, seeing them. |
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Peggy was dancing well.
She had lovely arms, and lovely, slender wrists.
They would look well roped, or clasped in slave steel.
She had now entered into the display phase of the Sa-eela.
In this portion of the dance the girl calls attention to the various aspects of her beauty, from the swirling sheen of her cascading hair to her ankles, from her small feet to her tiny, fine fingers.
Women are so incredibly beautiful.
It is a wonder that men do not scream with pleasure, seeing them.
- (Guardsman of Gor)