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

With my boots I rolled the two fallen men from the room, closed the large double door and again turned to face Vella. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #977)
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24 977 With my View more quotes about boots">boots I rolled the two fallen men from the room, closed the large double door and again turned to face Vella.

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

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24 974 I threw aside the robes of the man of the Salt Ubar.
24 975 Those outside the door lifted their scimitars to me.
24 976 "I shall join you presently," I told them.
24 977 With my boots I rolled the two fallen men from the room, closed the large double door and again turned to face Vella.
24 978 We were then again alone in the room, in the light of the single tharlarion-oil lamp.
24 979 I turned again to face her.
24 980 She sat on the floor, bent forward, her wrists tied to her ankles; the rag she wore was well up her thighs; the pleasures of her breasts were not much concealed, as I had torn the garment; the calves of her legs, drawn up, were marvelous; her face, her hair, were beautiful.
I threw aside the robes of the man of the Salt Ubar. Those outside the door lifted their scimitars to me. "I shall join you presently," I told them. With my boots I rolled the two fallen men from the room, closed the large double door and again turned to face Vella. We were then again alone in the room, in the light of the single tharlarion-oil lamp. I turned again to face her. She sat on the floor, bent forward, her wrists tied to her ankles; the rag she wore was well up her thighs; the pleasures of her breasts were not much concealed, as I had torn the garment; the calves of her legs, drawn up, were marvelous; her face, her hair, were beautiful. - (Tribesmen of Gor)