Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 44 | 250 | "Obeisance!" She went to her View more quotes about belly">belly before him, and squirmed to his feet, which she then began to caress, frightened, with her long, dark, tongue. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 44 | 247 | But minutes before he had not owned a female. |
| 44 | 248 | He kicked her feet out from under her, and she fell to the grass. |
| 44 | 249 | "Belly!" said he to her. |
| 44 | 250 | "Obeisance!" She went to her belly before him, and squirmed to his feet, which she then began to caress, frightened, with her long, dark, tongue. |
| 44 | 251 | He lifted his head and howled with pleasure, and she shuddered. |
| 44 | 252 | Cabot wondered if he had not waited long for this moment. |
| 44 | 253 | How long, Cabot wondered, had this Kur sensed the dominant latent within him? The Kur then placed one large, clawed foot on the back of the bellied she-Kur, pinning her to the grass. |
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But minutes before he had not owned a female.
He kicked her feet out from under her, and she fell to the grass.
"Belly!" said he to her.
"Obeisance!" She went to her belly before him, and squirmed to his feet, which she then began to caress, frightened, with her long, dark, tongue.
He lifted his head and howled with pleasure, and she shuddered.
Cabot wondered if he had not waited long for this moment.
How long, Cabot wondered, had this Kur sensed the dominant latent within him? The Kur then placed one large, clawed foot on the back of the bellied she-Kur, pinning her to the grass.
- (Kur of Gor)