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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She looked down at her ankle, her left ankle. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #46)
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3 46 She View more quotes about looked">looked down at her ankle, her left ankle.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
3 43 She moaned, angrily.
3 44 Then, suddenly, she cried out in dismay, and backed toward the bed, until she felt its obdurate, solid frame against the back of her thighs, beneath the gown, which could be opened from the back.
3 45 She sat back, disbelievingly, on the bed, on the discarded, unruly covers.
3 46 She looked down at her ankle, her left ankle.
3 47 On it there was a narrow, but sturdy band, or ring.
3 48 Swiftly she drew her feet up on the bed, and sat there, at its edge.
3 49 She reached to the object, to unclasp it from her ankle.
She moaned, angrily. Then, suddenly, she cried out in dismay, and backed toward the bed, until she felt its obdurate, solid frame against the back of her thighs, beneath the gown, which could be opened from the back. She sat back, disbelievingly, on the bed, on the discarded, unruly covers. She looked down at her ankle, her left ankle. On it there was a narrow, but sturdy band, or ring. Swiftly she drew her feet up on the bed, and sat there, at its edge. She reached to the object, to unclasp it from her ankle. - (Prize of Gor)