Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 361 | View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, had he done so, how could she have loved him so much? He then cast aside the whip and lifted her gently in his arms, and carried her back into the shadows, away from the fire. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 358 | He then, by this means, pulled her up straighter, and holding her head up, looked down into her eyes. |
| 31 | 359 | "Did you think that in my love for you," he asked, "I would cease to be your master?" "No, Master," she said, happily, looking up at him. |
| 31 | 360 | Even in the greatness of his love for her he would not cease to be her master. |
| 31 | 361 | Indeed, had he done so, how could she have loved him so much? He then cast aside the whip and lifted her gently in his arms, and carried her back into the shadows, away from the fire. |
| 31 | 362 | I was on all fours, by the fire. |
| 31 | 363 | I looked to the stranger. |
| 31 | 364 | I was still muchly aroused. |
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He then, by this means, pulled her up straighter, and holding her head up, looked down into her eyes.
"Did you think that in my love for you," he asked, "I would cease to be your master?" "No, Master," she said, happily, looking up at him.
Even in the greatness of his love for her he would not cease to be her master.
Indeed, had he done so, how could she have loved him so much? He then cast aside the whip and lifted her gently in his arms, and carried her back into the shadows, away from the fire.
I was on all fours, by the fire.
I looked to the stranger.
I was still muchly aroused.
- (Dancer of Gor)