Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 14 | 547 | She lowered her eyes. |
| 14 | 548 | How magnificent it is to own a woman! What can compare with it? I turned her head, from side to side. |
| 14 | 549 | How exciting were the earrings, penetrating the soft flesh of her ear lobes. |
| 14 | 550 | I looked at the tiny wires vanishing in the minute punctures and then emerging, looping her ears, as though in a slave bond, making them the mounting places from which, thus fastened upon her, by my will, dangled two golden rings, barbaric ornaments enhancing the beauty of a slave. |
| 14 | 551 | I smiled to myself. |
| 14 | 552 | On Earth I had thought little of earrings. |
| 14 | 553 | Yet now, in the Gorean setting, how exquisite and exciting they suddenly seemed. |
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She lowered her eyes.
How magnificent it is to own a woman! What can compare with it? I turned her head, from side to side.
How exciting were the earrings, penetrating the soft flesh of her ear lobes.
I looked at the tiny wires vanishing in the minute punctures and then emerging, looping her ears, as though in a slave bond, making them the mounting places from which, thus fastened upon her, by my will, dangled two golden rings, barbaric ornaments enhancing the beauty of a slave.
I smiled to myself.
On Earth I had thought little of earrings.
Yet now, in the Gorean setting, how exquisite and exciting they suddenly seemed.
- (Explorers of Gor, Chapter )