Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 28 | 690 | The frontal View more quotes about strip">strip was now well in place, lying between her raised knees. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 687 | I looked back to Ina and saw that she had now struggled to her knees. |
| 28 | 688 | In a moment she managed to adjust the slave strips. |
| 28 | 689 | Then, carefully, she lowered herself back to the sand. |
| 28 | 690 | The frontal strip was now well in place, lying between her raised knees. |
| 28 | 691 | She looked at me, rather reproachfully. |
| 28 | 692 | But why should I have helped her in this? It had to do, after all, not with my concerns, but with her own modesty. |
| 28 | 693 | Too, one does not wish to set an inconvenient precedent, that one should have to be going about all the time, addressing oneself to such tasks. |
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I looked back to Ina and saw that she had now struggled to her knees.
In a moment she managed to adjust the slave strips.
Then, carefully, she lowered herself back to the sand.
The frontal strip was now well in place, lying between her raised knees.
She looked at me, rather reproachfully.
But why should I have helped her in this? It had to do, after all, not with my concerns, but with her own modesty.
Too, one does not wish to set an inconvenient precedent, that one should have to be going about all the time, addressing oneself to such tasks.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)