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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I will hold her hands," said Addison Steele, crouching down, and he drew my arms forward and held my wrists. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #126)
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22 126 "I will View more quotes about hold">hold her hands," said Addison Steele, crouching down, and he drew my arms forward and held my wrists.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 123 If he had done so, I would have pressed my lips, reverently, to his boot or sandal.
22 124 I began to experience strange feelings in my body, where it was covered by the tunic, and then, in a bit, the feelings spread more widely, affecting my legs, arms, and neck.
22 125 "Master," I whimpered, in protest.
22 126 "I will hold her hands," said Addison Steele, crouching down, and he drew my arms forward and held my wrists.
22 127 I was then stretched out before him, my ankles still bound.
22 128 I understood nothing of what was occurring.
22 129 Then I screamed, for the tunic seemed to crackle, and come alive.
If he had done so, I would have pressed my lips, reverently, to his boot or sandal. I began to experience strange feelings in my body, where it was covered by the tunic, and then, in a bit, the feelings spread more widely, affecting my legs, arms, and neck. "Master," I whimpered, in protest. "I will hold her hands," said Addison Steele, crouching down, and he drew my arms forward and held my wrists. I was then stretched out before him, my ankles still bound. I understood nothing of what was occurring. Then I screamed, for the tunic seemed to crackle, and come alive. - (Quarry of Gor)