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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Four of the girls, with a jangle of slave bells, fled to Hassan and myself. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #215)
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13 215 Four of the View more quotes about girls">girls, with a jangle of slave bells, fled to Hassan and myself.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 212 To touch a girl's teeth with your teeth is prelude to the seizure of her body, an act that one would engage in only with a bold, brazen mate, or with one's shameless slave girl, with whom one can do with, to her joy, precisely as one pleases.
13 213 "I have waited long to have you at my feet," said the man.
13 214 Then he lifted his finger.
13 215 Four of the girls, with a jangle of slave bells, fled to Hassan and myself.
13 216 They regarded the figure on the dais, veiled, sitting cross-legged.
13 217 "Please them," he said.
13 218 We struggled.
To touch a girl's teeth with your teeth is prelude to the seizure of her body, an act that one would engage in only with a bold, brazen mate, or with one's shameless slave girl, with whom one can do with, to her joy, precisely as one pleases. "I have waited long to have you at my feet," said the man. Then he lifted his finger. Four of the girls, with a jangle of slave bells, fled to Hassan and myself. They regarded the figure on the dais, veiled, sitting cross-legged. "Please them," he said. We struggled. - (Tribesmen of Gor)