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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

She fixed on me a look of the most lofty disdain and, standing against the wall, lifting her arms behind the back of her neck, she prepared to replace the fillet. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #284)
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5 284 She View more quotes about fixed">fixed on me a look of the most lofty disdain and, standing against the wall, lifting her arms behind the back of her neck, she prepared to replace the fillet.

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
5 281 My laugh was loud.
5 282 Almost instantly, reddening, Vika regained her composure and straightened herself, tossing her head and brushing back a melody of blond hair which had fallen across her forehead.
5 283 The wool fillet she had worn to bind her hair had loosened.
5 284 She fixed on me a look of the most lofty disdain and, standing against the wall, lifting her arms behind the back of her neck, she prepared to replace the fillet.
5 285 "No," I said.
5 286 I had decided I liked her better with her hair loose.
5 287 Deliberately, testing me, she continued to tie the fillet.
My laugh was loud. Almost instantly, reddening, Vika regained her composure and straightened herself, tossing her head and brushing back a melody of blond hair which had fallen across her forehead. The wool fillet she had worn to bind her hair had loosened. She fixed on me a look of the most lofty disdain and, standing against the wall, lifting her arms behind the back of her neck, she prepared to replace the fillet. "No," I said. I had decided I liked her better with her hair loose. Deliberately, testing me, she continued to tie the fillet. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)