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

She, on her belly, licked and kissed, deferentially, lovingly, at the hand that fed her, and then, eyes shining, lifting her face and opening her mouth, she delicately, gratefully, accepted another tiny piece of meat. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #3330)
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27 3330 She, on her View more quotes about belly">belly, licked and kissed, deferentially, lovingly, at the hand that fed her, and then, eyes shining, lifting her face and opening her mouth, she delicately, gratefully, accepted another tiny piece of meat.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
27 3327 "Thank you, Master," she said.
27 3328 Mirus returned to the fire, from giving his wounded fellow some share of the simple provender, and, after a moment's thought, it seemed, too took his place before it, too sat cross-legged before it, as were the other men.
27 3329 He looked at Ellen.
27 3330 She, on her belly, licked and kissed, deferentially, lovingly, at the hand that fed her, and then, eyes shining, lifting her face and opening her mouth, she delicately, gratefully, accepted another tiny piece of meat.
27 3331 "You have an attractive slave," he told Selius Arconious.
27 3332 "You can buy one for yourself, almost anywhere," said Selius Arconious, "or you can always capture a free woman, if you can find one lovely enough to be a slave, and tame and train her".
27 3333 "Where I come from," smiled Mirus, "such things are not done".
"Thank you, Master," she said. Mirus returned to the fire, from giving his wounded fellow some share of the simple provender, and, after a moment's thought, it seemed, too took his place before it, too sat cross-legged before it, as were the other men. He looked at Ellen. She, on her belly, licked and kissed, deferentially, lovingly, at the hand that fed her, and then, eyes shining, lifting her face and opening her mouth, she delicately, gratefully, accepted another tiny piece of meat. "You have an attractive slave," he told Selius Arconious. "You can buy one for yourself, almost anywhere," said Selius Arconious, "or you can always capture a free woman, if you can find one lovely enough to be a slave, and tame and train her". "Where I come from," smiled Mirus, "such things are not done". - (Prize of Gor)