Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 45 | 203 | View more quotes about miserable">Miserable, I hastened to him, and knelt, and put my body across the table, my head down, and he locked his two hands, tightly, in my hair. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 45 | 200 | I saw the first girl, with her basket of scraps, look to the feast host, Drusus. |
| 45 | 201 | I readied myself. |
| 45 | 202 | "Napkin!" called Drusus, summoning me to him. |
| 45 | 203 | Miserable, I hastened to him, and knelt, and put my body across the table, my head down, and he locked his two hands, tightly, in my hair. |
| 45 | 204 | His hands were not damp. |
| 45 | 205 | There was no hand bowl at his immediate disposal. |
| 45 | 206 | "Feed the animals!" he called cheerily to the first girl, and she, with a wide, sweeping motion, scattered the scraps between the tables. |
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I saw the first girl, with her basket of scraps, look to the feast host, Drusus.
I readied myself.
"Napkin!" called Drusus, summoning me to him.
Miserable, I hastened to him, and knelt, and put my body across the table, my head down, and he locked his two hands, tightly, in my hair.
His hands were not damp.
There was no hand bowl at his immediate disposal.
"Feed the animals!" he called cheerily to the first girl, and she, with a wide, sweeping motion, scattered the scraps between the tables.
- (Plunder of Gor)