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

Miss Wentworth regarded Lord Nishida, startled, disbelievingly. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #608)
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10 608 View more quotes about miss">Miss Wentworth regarded Lord Nishida, startled, disbelievingly.

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

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10 605 I could understand how certain men might rush to please such a woman.
10 606 "Thank you," she said to Lord Nishida.
10 607 "Now," said Lord Nishida to Tajima, "let us see her".
10 608 Miss Wentworth regarded Lord Nishida, startled, disbelievingly.
10 609 Tajima lifted a finger, and each guard, of those flanking Miss Wentworth, and who had held her, generally, respectively, by the upper arms, now each took a wrist, and, a moment later, an upper arm.
10 610 "What are you doing!" cried Miss Wentworth.
10 611 "No, no!" She fought to cling to the sheet, to hold it together, before her, but her strength was nothing to that of the two men, and her fingers were pried from the sheet, and her arms were separated, and drawn to the sides.
I could understand how certain men might rush to please such a woman. "Thank you," she said to Lord Nishida. "Now," said Lord Nishida to Tajima, "let us see her". Miss Wentworth regarded Lord Nishida, startled, disbelievingly. Tajima lifted a finger, and each guard, of those flanking Miss Wentworth, and who had held her, generally, respectively, by the upper arms, now each took a wrist, and, a moment later, an upper arm. "What are you doing!" cried Miss Wentworth. "No, no!" She fought to cling to the sheet, to hold it together, before her, but her strength was nothing to that of the two men, and her fingers were pried from the sheet, and her arms were separated, and drawn to the sides. - (Swordsmen of Gor)