Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 8 | 521 | Helpless she stood waiting for me. |
| 8 | 522 | I then took Dina of Turia in my arms and, at some length, and with a certain admitted satisfaction, collected my winnings. |
| 8 | 523 | Because she had annoyed me the kiss that was hers was that of master to a slave girl; yet was I patient because the kiss itself was not enough; I was not satisfied until, despite herself, I read in my arms her body's sudden, involuntary admission that I had conquered. |
| 8 | 524 | "master," she said, her eyes glazed, too weak to struggle against the thongs that encircled her wrists. |
| 8 | 525 | With a cheerful slap I sped her back to Albrecht, who, angry, with the tip of his lance, severed the bonds that had confined her. |
| 8 | 526 | Kamchak was laughing, and Conrad as well. |
| 8 | 527 | And, too, many in the crowd. |
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Helpless she stood waiting for me.
I then took Dina of Turia in my arms and, at some length, and with a certain admitted satisfaction, collected my winnings.
Because she had annoyed me the kiss that was hers was that of master to a slave girl; yet was I patient because the kiss itself was not enough; I was not satisfied until, despite herself, I read in my arms her body's sudden, involuntary admission that I had conquered.
"master," she said, her eyes glazed, too weak to struggle against the thongs that encircled her wrists.
With a cheerful slap I sped her back to Albrecht, who, angry, with the tip of his lance, severed the bonds that had confined her.
Kamchak was laughing, and Conrad as well.
And, too, many in the crowd.
- (Nomads of Gor, Chapter )