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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

But no sooner had I opened my mouth, widely, wildly, and took in breath to scream, than the creature, with his right hand, or paw, from beside him, took what must have been a small bag, filled with rags, and thrust it expertly, deeply into my oral orifice. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #283)
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27 283 But no sooner had I View more quotes about opened">opened my mouth, widely, wildly, and took in breath to scream, than the creature, with his right hand, or paw, from beside him, took what must have been a small bag, filled with rags, and thrust it expertly, deeply into my oral orifice.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
27 280 I put back my head, wildly.
27 281 I opened my mouth, widely.
27 282 I took in breath to scream.
27 283 But no sooner had I opened my mouth, widely, wildly, and took in breath to scream, than the creature, with his right hand, or paw, from beside him, took what must have been a small bag, filled with rags, and thrust it expertly, deeply into my oral orifice.
27 284 He then, as I looked up in the darkness, in disbelief, in consternation, tied it back in my mouth with cord, pulled back deeply between my teeth wrapped twice about my head, fastened under my left ear.
27 285 He was apparently right-handed, or right-pawed.
27 286 He then drew back the blanket from about me, and turned me to my stomach.
I put back my head, wildly. I opened my mouth, widely. I took in breath to scream. But no sooner had I opened my mouth, widely, wildly, and took in breath to scream, than the creature, with his right hand, or paw, from beside him, took what must have been a small bag, filled with rags, and thrust it expertly, deeply into my oral orifice. He then, as I looked up in the darkness, in disbelief, in consternation, tied it back in my mouth with cord, pulled back deeply between my teeth wrapped twice about my head, fastened under my left ear. He was apparently right-handed, or right-pawed. He then drew back the blanket from about me, and turned me to my stomach. - (Dancer of Gor)