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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

I put my two hands in the Turian circlet, and, lifting it up, against her chin, forcing her head back, thrust her back some inches. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #656)
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25 656 I put my two View more quotes about hands">hands in the Turian circlet, and, lifting it up, against her chin, forcing her head back, thrust her back some inches.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 653 "Now," I instructed her, "with more passion".
25 654 "Yes, Master," she said obediently, and kissed me with feigned passion.
25 655 I was briefly angry, annoyed with this spurious fervor, this obvious counterfeit of ardor.
25 656 I put my two hands in the Turian circlet, and, lifting it up, against her chin, forcing her head back, thrust her back some inches.
25 657 For a moment she was frightened, her head up and back.
25 658 Then I released the collar.
25 659 It dropped into place.
"Now," I instructed her, "with more passion". "Yes, Master," she said obediently, and kissed me with feigned passion. I was briefly angry, annoyed with this spurious fervor, this obvious counterfeit of ardor. I put my two hands in the Turian circlet, and, lifting it up, against her chin, forcing her head back, thrust her back some inches. For a moment she was frightened, her head up and back. Then I released the collar. It dropped into place. - (Nomads of Gor)