Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 654 | Her View more quotes about tunic">tunic had slipped up, about her waist, and I drew it down a bit, and smoothed it. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 651 | Near the hut I removed Cecily, who was asleep, from the rope circle, and carried her, gently, to the hut. |
| 22 | 652 | I did not awaken her. |
| 22 | 653 | I put her on a slave mat, at my side. |
| 22 | 654 | Her tunic had slipped up, about her waist, and I drew it down a bit, and smoothed it. |
| 22 | 655 | She was an incredibly beautiful slave. |
| 22 | 656 | She had originally been selected by Priest-Kings to tempt me to the subversion of my honor, and had been, accordingly, with all their wisdom and expertise, chosen with exquisite care to attain that end. |
| 22 | 657 | She had been chosen to appeal to me in ways of which I had not even dreamed, and, by a parity of design, her own needs and desires had been taken into consideration, and mercilessly exploited, as well, and unscrupulously so, in that she had been selected as one who by her own nature would find herself similarly attracted, and, indeed, helplessly so, and, indeed, as might be a slave before her master. |
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Near the hut I removed Cecily, who was asleep, from the rope circle, and carried her, gently, to the hut.
I did not awaken her.
I put her on a slave mat, at my side.
Her tunic had slipped up, about her waist, and I drew it down a bit, and smoothed it.
She was an incredibly beautiful slave.
She had originally been selected by Priest-Kings to tempt me to the subversion of my honor, and had been, accordingly, with all their wisdom and expertise, chosen with exquisite care to attain that end.
She had been chosen to appeal to me in ways of which I had not even dreamed, and, by a parity of design, her own needs and desires had been taken into consideration, and mercilessly exploited, as well, and unscrupulously so, in that she had been selected as one who by her own nature would find herself similarly attracted, and, indeed, helplessly so, and, indeed, as might be a slave before her master.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)