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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

She looked at me, gratefully, and then wriggled down in the sand a little, getting comfortable, taking care not to dislodge that fragile, mockery of a shielding, the slave strip. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #705)
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28 705 She View more quotes about looked">looked at me, gratefully, and then wriggled down in the sand a little, getting comfortable, taking care not to dislodge that fragile, mockery of a shielding, the slave strip.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
28 702 In all, and in brief, she is owned, completely.
28 703 She pursed her lips, timidly kissing at me.
28 704 I blew her a kiss in the Gorean fashion, brushing it to her with my fingers.
28 705 She looked at me, gratefully, and then wriggled down in the sand a little, getting comfortable, taking care not to dislodge that fragile, mockery of a shielding, the slave strip.
28 706 She then looked up at the afternoon sky.
28 707 I smiled to myself.
28 708 When she slept, or changed position, all her work would be undone, and she would be as helplessly and delightfully exposed as before.
In all, and in brief, she is owned, completely. She pursed her lips, timidly kissing at me. I blew her a kiss in the Gorean fashion, brushing it to her with my fingers. She looked at me, gratefully, and then wriggled down in the sand a little, getting comfortable, taking care not to dislodge that fragile, mockery of a shielding, the slave strip. She then looked up at the afternoon sky. I smiled to myself. When she slept, or changed position, all her work would be undone, and she would be as helplessly and delightfully exposed as before. - (Vagabonds of Gor)