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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

In a deserted corridor, before we would turn into the corridor leading to my door, and come into the view of any guards there, I stopped. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #437)
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6 437 In a deserted corridor, before we would View more quotes about turn">turn into the corridor leading to my door, and come into the view of any guards there, I stopped.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 434 She then returned to where he stood on the sand, talking with men, and, crouching down, or kneeling or standing, as was most efficient at the time, lovingly, kissing him meanwhile, softly and timidly, wiped his body clean of sand and sweat with her long hair.
6 435 When he left the pit she followed him, a bit behind him and on his left, heeling him.
6 436 I was much aroused and was almost trembling as Drusus Rencius, who seemed unaware of my condition, conducted me back to the palace.
6 437 In a deserted corridor, before we would turn into the corridor leading to my door, and come into the view of any guards there, I stopped.
6 438 I would give Drusus Rencius another chance to kiss me.
6 439 "This veil," I said, irritatedly, "is loose," reaching to it, fussing with it, taking a pin from it, with the result that the cloth, as though temporarily disarranged, fell to my left.
6 440 I then stood quite close to Drusus Rencius.
She then returned to where he stood on the sand, talking with men, and, crouching down, or kneeling or standing, as was most efficient at the time, lovingly, kissing him meanwhile, softly and timidly, wiped his body clean of sand and sweat with her long hair. When he left the pit she followed him, a bit behind him and on his left, heeling him. I was much aroused and was almost trembling as Drusus Rencius, who seemed unaware of my condition, conducted me back to the palace. In a deserted corridor, before we would turn into the corridor leading to my door, and come into the view of any guards there, I stopped. I would give Drusus Rencius another chance to kiss me. "This veil," I said, irritatedly, "is loose," reaching to it, fussing with it, taking a pin from it, with the result that the cloth, as though temporarily disarranged, fell to my left. I then stood quite close to Drusus Rencius. - (Kajira of Gor)