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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Certainly I had seen his eyes on her frequently the preceding evening. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #39)
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6 39 View more quotes about certainly">Certainly I had seen his eyes on her frequently the preceding evening.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 36 This morning, to her consternation, I had fashioned a hood for Constantina, from opaque cloth, which artifact, once it was well on her, and completely enclosing her head, I fastened in place with some string about her throat.
6 37 I had then tied her hands behind her back, and put her to her knees.
6 38 "What are you doing?" had asked Pertinax, uneasily, not that I think he much minded seeing Constantina as she then was.
6 39 Certainly I had seen his eyes on her frequently the preceding evening.
6 40 Her appeal to him had been much enhanced, I gathered, by my judicious amendments to her garmenture.
6 41 Doubtless he, too, suspected that she was no longer capable of removing her collar.
6 42 That, in itself, can make quite a difference in a man's view of a woman.
This morning, to her consternation, I had fashioned a hood for Constantina, from opaque cloth, which artifact, once it was well on her, and completely enclosing her head, I fastened in place with some string about her throat. I had then tied her hands behind her back, and put her to her knees. "What are you doing?" had asked Pertinax, uneasily, not that I think he much minded seeing Constantina as she then was. Certainly I had seen his eyes on her frequently the preceding evening. Her appeal to him had been much enhanced, I gathered, by my judicious amendments to her garmenture. Doubtless he, too, suspected that she was no longer capable of removing her collar. That, in itself, can make quite a difference in a man's view of a woman. - (Swordsmen of Gor)