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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

Her hips were sweet, her belly a rhythm made for the touch of a man, and her breasts, full and beautiful, magnificent, tormenting me, strained against the brittle rence cloth of her tunic with an insolence of softness, as though, insistent, they would make clear their contempt for any subterfuge of concealment. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #20)
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4 20 Her hips were sweet, her belly a rhythm made for the touch of a man, and her breasts, full and beautiful, magnificent, tormenting me, strained against the brittle rence cloth of her tunic with an insolence of softness, as though, insistent, they would make clear their contempt for any subterfuge of concealment.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 17 She had, as the girls do in rence craft, tied her skirt high about her thighs, for ease in moving and poling.
4 18 I was terribly conscious of her.
4 19 Her rather thick ankles seemed to me strong and lovely, and her legs sturdy and fine.
4 20 Her hips were sweet, her belly a rhythm made for the touch of a man, and her breasts, full and beautiful, magnificent, tormenting me, strained against the brittle rence cloth of her tunic with an insolence of softness, as though, insistent, they would make clear their contempt for any subterfuge of concealment.
4 21 "Slave," had cried the girl once, "do you dare to look upon your mistress!" I had turned away.
4 22 I was hungry.
4 23 In the morning, before dawn, she had placed in my mouth a handful of rence paste.
She had, as the girls do in rence craft, tied her skirt high about her thighs, for ease in moving and poling. I was terribly conscious of her. Her rather thick ankles seemed to me strong and lovely, and her legs sturdy and fine. Her hips were sweet, her belly a rhythm made for the touch of a man, and her breasts, full and beautiful, magnificent, tormenting me, strained against the brittle rence cloth of her tunic with an insolence of softness, as though, insistent, they would make clear their contempt for any subterfuge of concealment. "Slave," had cried the girl once, "do you dare to look upon your mistress!" I had turned away. I was hungry. In the morning, before dawn, she had placed in my mouth a handful of rence paste. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 4)