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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

She then pressed her lips again, fervently, to my boots, and then rose to her feet, backed away, head down, and then turned and ran, weeping, from the lantern light, disappearing in the darkness. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #625)
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12 625 She then View more quotes about pressed">pressed her lips again, fervently, to my boots, and then rose to her feet, backed away, head down, and then turned and ran, weeping, from the lantern light, disappearing in the darkness.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
12 622 "Master!" she begged.
12 623 "Must a command be repeated?" I inquired.
12 624 "No, Master," she said, quickly.
12 625 She then pressed her lips again, fervently, to my boots, and then rose to her feet, backed away, head down, and then turned and ran, weeping, from the lantern light, disappearing in the darkness.
12 626 "You well know how to handle a slave," said the tarnsman.
12 627 I did not respond.
12 628 "The slut was quite ready," said the tarnsman.
"Master!" she begged. "Must a command be repeated?" I inquired. "No, Master," she said, quickly. She then pressed her lips again, fervently, to my boots, and then rose to her feet, backed away, head down, and then turned and ran, weeping, from the lantern light, disappearing in the darkness. "You well know how to handle a slave," said the tarnsman. I did not respond. "The slut was quite ready," said the tarnsman. - (Mariners of Gor)