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

She then unfastened the black skirt, and dropped it about her ankles, then stepped away from it, and lifted it to the side. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #180)
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9 180 She then unfastened the View more quotes about black">black skirt, and dropped it about her ankles, then stepped away from it, and lifted it to the side.

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

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9 177 She looked at the young man.
9 178 "They are expressing approval," he informed her, in English.
9 179 She wore a white brassiere, which hooked in the back, and had two narrow shoulder straps.
9 180 She then unfastened the black skirt, and dropped it about her ankles, then stepped away from it, and lifted it to the side.
9 181 Interest was expressed in the garter belt.
9 182 She freed the stockings from it, unfastened it, put it to the side, and then, sitting on the marbled floor, rolled the stockings down, and removed them.
9 183 As she removed the stockings, there could be no mistaking the loveliness of her thighs, the sweet bend of her legs at the knees, the turn of her calves, these lovelinesses each, slowly, in turn, being bared.
She looked at the young man. "They are expressing approval," he informed her, in English. She wore a white brassiere, which hooked in the back, and had two narrow shoulder straps. She then unfastened the black skirt, and dropped it about her ankles, then stepped away from it, and lifted it to the side. Interest was expressed in the garter belt. She freed the stockings from it, unfastened it, put it to the side, and then, sitting on the marbled floor, rolled the stockings down, and removed them. As she removed the stockings, there could be no mistaking the loveliness of her thighs, the sweet bend of her legs at the knees, the turn of her calves, these lovelinesses each, slowly, in turn, being bared. - (Prize of Gor)