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

I thrust Ina away, into the sand, rising to a crouch beside her. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #139)
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32 139 I View more quotes about thrust">thrust Ina away, into the sand, rising to a crouch beside her.

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

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32 136 To be sure, there is something about the collar which transforms a woman, internally as well as externally, its incredible effects manifesting themselves both psychologically and behaviorally, and even in such things as the subtlety, delicacy and helplessness of her tongue work.
32 137 An Ahn or so later, she was beneath me, clutching me, looking up at me.
32 138 "Hist!" said Titus, from the branches of the Tur tree.
32 139 I thrust Ina away, into the sand, rising to a crouch beside her.
32 140 "Someone is coming!" said Titus.
32 141 "Where? Who?" I asked.
32 142 "There," said Titus, pointing to the northwest.
To be sure, there is something about the collar which transforms a woman, internally as well as externally, its incredible effects manifesting themselves both psychologically and behaviorally, and even in such things as the subtlety, delicacy and helplessness of her tongue work. An Ahn or so later, she was beneath me, clutching me, looking up at me. "Hist!" said Titus, from the branches of the Tur tree. I thrust Ina away, into the sand, rising to a crouch beside her. "Someone is coming!" said Titus. "Where? Who?" I asked. "There," said Titus, pointing to the northwest. - (Vagabonds of Gor)