Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 970 | He then lay back, his View more quotes about head">head back, trying to catch his breath. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 967 | Such an act brings home a woman's slavery to her. |
| 26 | 968 | Her subject suddenly reared, twisted, and emitted a soft, guttural, indescribable noise. |
| 26 | 969 | "Thank you, Master," said Ellen. |
| 26 | 970 | He then lay back, his head back, trying to catch his breath. |
| 26 | 971 | Ellen, as is common with slave girls, humbly, gratefully, joyfully, took into her body, imbibing it, relishing it, the gift she had been given. |
| 26 | 972 | Too, she knew that there was to be no sign of his pleasure found on his body in the morning. |
| 26 | 973 | In attending to his body, cleaning it with her lips and tongue, she was suddenly startled, for he had again become strong. |
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Such an act brings home a woman's slavery to her.
Her subject suddenly reared, twisted, and emitted a soft, guttural, indescribable noise.
"Thank you, Master," said Ellen.
He then lay back, his head back, trying to catch his breath.
Ellen, as is common with slave girls, humbly, gratefully, joyfully, took into her body, imbibing it, relishing it, the gift she had been given.
Too, she knew that there was to be no sign of his pleasure found on his body in the morning.
In attending to his body, cleaning it with her lips and tongue, she was suddenly startled, for he had again become strong.
- (Prize of Gor)