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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"So far through the forest, and its dangers," said Tula. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 41, Sentence #158)
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41 158 "So far through the View more quotes about forest">forest, and its dangers," said Tula.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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41 155 Then I stood very straight, and stiffly.
41 156 "He is an oaf," I said.
41 157 "But, yes, doubtless he has come to seek me".
41 158 "So far through the forest, and its dangers," said Tula.
41 159 "He must want you very much," said Mila.
41 160 I swelled with pride.
41 161 Had it not been my knees, and not those of Tula and Mila, which Genserich or Aeson had forced apart, so that I must kneel in the position of the most owned and desirable of slaves, the pleasure slave? How vulnerable is a woman so positioned! And I had been unable to subdue or ignore the feelings which I had experienced, being so placed, so as a slave, before a man.
Then I stood very straight, and stiffly. "He is an oaf," I said. "But, yes, doubtless he has come to seek me". "So far through the forest, and its dangers," said Tula. "He must want you very much," said Mila. I swelled with pride. Had it not been my knees, and not those of Tula and Mila, which Genserich or Aeson had forced apart, so that I must kneel in the position of the most owned and desirable of slaves, the pleasure slave? How vulnerable is a woman so positioned! And I had been unable to subdue or ignore the feelings which I had experienced, being so placed, so as a slave, before a man. - (Smugglers of Gor)