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

Its tail twitched, lashing back and forth, though not seemingly in anger, rather in excitement. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #382)
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 379 Its curious serpentine head, viperlike, moved back and forth.
17 380 Its tongue, licking outward, then withdrawing, was reddish.
17 381 It was fanged, these, in two rows, being white and sharp.
17 382 Its tail twitched, lashing back and forth, though not seemingly in anger, rather in excitement.
17 383 Its entire body seemed curious, quick, vibrantly alive.
17 384 It had a heavy leather collar.
17 385 It thrust its large snout against Ellen's body, and under her arms, and between her thighs, and she screamed and twisted, and Targo told her to be quiet, and it licked her body, as though tasting her, and then drew its tongue back into the mouth, and then it moved about on the shelf, making its way over and about Ellen, sensing each of the occupants on the shelf, who were almost frozen with fear.
Its curious serpentine head, viperlike, moved back and forth. Its tongue, licking outward, then withdrawing, was reddish. It was fanged, these, in two rows, being white and sharp. Its tail twitched, lashing back and forth, though not seemingly in anger, rather in excitement. Its entire body seemed curious, quick, vibrantly alive. It had a heavy leather collar. It thrust its large snout against Ellen's body, and under her arms, and between her thighs, and she screamed and twisted, and Targo told her to be quiet, and it licked her body, as though tasting her, and then drew its tongue back into the mouth, and then it moved about on the shelf, making its way over and about Ellen, sensing each of the occupants on the shelf, who were almost frozen with fear. - (Prize of Gor)