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

I saw the keeper, too, take the intimate garments, wadded in his hand, and thrust them beneath the animal's snout. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #528)
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33 528 I saw the keeper, too, View more quotes about take">take the intimate garments, wadded in his hand, and thrust them beneath the animal's snout.

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

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33 525 Few free women care to have their intimate garments exhibited publicly before men.
33 526 I then saw the sleen, a different sleen, thrust its snout deeply into the pile of garments.
33 527 I could hear it snuffling about in them.
33 528 I saw the keeper, too, take the intimate garments, wadded in his hand, and thrust them beneath the animal's snout.
33 529 He then held one of the longer, sliplike garments open from the bottom, and, to my horror, I saw the beast, sniffing and growling, thrust its snout deeply into the garment.
33 530 My scent, from my intimacies, would doubtless be strongest in such a place.
33 531 I shrank back, even further.
Few free women care to have their intimate garments exhibited publicly before men. I then saw the sleen, a different sleen, thrust its snout deeply into the pile of garments. I could hear it snuffling about in them. I saw the keeper, too, take the intimate garments, wadded in his hand, and thrust them beneath the animal's snout. He then held one of the longer, sliplike garments open from the bottom, and, to my horror, I saw the beast, sniffing and growling, thrust its snout deeply into the garment. My scent, from my intimacies, would doubtless be strongest in such a place. I shrank back, even further. - (Kajira of Gor)