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

As soon as she felt his hands at the sheet a series of urgent but unintelligible noises emanated from within the cloth. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #254)
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10 254 As View more quotes about soon">soon as she felt his hands at the sheet a series of urgent but unintelligible noises emanated from within the cloth.

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

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10 251 I supposed that that would be unusual for Miss Wentworth, not only because of her dispositions and personality, but because of her acute concern to make known her demands.
10 252 In any event, this mystery, if it were a mystery, was to be soon dispelled.
10 253 Lord Nishida made a tiny motion with his right hand, and Tajima put his hands, gently, to that portion of the sheet which was wrapped about the head and face of the bundled figure.
10 254 As soon as she felt his hands at the sheet a series of urgent but unintelligible noises emanated from within the cloth.
10 255 I knew then at least one explanation for the small figure's silence.
10 256 A slave may be simply warned to silence, and she will then remain silent until permitted to speak.
10 257 A free woman, on the other hand, or a woman who believes herself to be free, may require something further.
I supposed that that would be unusual for Miss Wentworth, not only because of her dispositions and personality, but because of her acute concern to make known her demands. In any event, this mystery, if it were a mystery, was to be soon dispelled. Lord Nishida made a tiny motion with his right hand, and Tajima put his hands, gently, to that portion of the sheet which was wrapped about the head and face of the bundled figure. As soon as she felt his hands at the sheet a series of urgent but unintelligible noises emanated from within the cloth. I knew then at least one explanation for the small figure's silence. A slave may be simply warned to silence, and she will then remain silent until permitted to speak. A free woman, on the other hand, or a woman who believes herself to be free, may require something further. - (Swordsmen of Gor)