Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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514
Her feelings were unimportant, but how could she forget the grass, the smell of flowers, the wind in the leaves overhead, the strength of his arms, her helplessness, his hands, his touch, his lips, his caresses, his tongue, forcing her to endure a hundred intimacies, some anticipated, some unexpected, some imperious, some beautifully subtle.
Her feelings were unimportant, but how could she forget the grass, the smell of flowers, the wind in the leaves overhead, the strength of his arms, her helplessness, his hands, his touch, his lips, his caresses, his tongue, forcing her to endure a hundred intimacies, some anticipated, some unexpected, some imperious, some beautifully subtle.
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #514)
Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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511
"Yes," he said.
52
512
"A slave is pleased," I said.
52
513
My master had taken much pleasure from his slave in the garden.
52
514
Her feelings were unimportant, but how could she forget the grass, the smell of flowers, the wind in the leaves overhead, the strength of his arms, her helplessness, his hands, his touch, his lips, his caresses, his tongue, forcing her to endure a hundred intimacies, some anticipated, some unexpected, some imperious, some beautifully subtle.
52
515
Often must her mouth be covered lest her cries, those of an uncompromisingly ravished, exploited chattel, annoy the neighborhood.
52
516
"We might set up a table, and sit on mats," he said.
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517
"But not in a certain place," I said.
"Yes," he said.
"A slave is pleased," I said.
My master had taken much pleasure from his slave in the garden.
Her feelings were unimportant, but how could she forget the grass, the smell of flowers, the wind in the leaves overhead, the strength of his arms, her helplessness, his hands, his touch, his lips, his caresses, his tongue, forcing her to endure a hundred intimacies, some anticipated, some unexpected, some imperious, some beautifully subtle.
Often must her mouth be covered lest her cries, those of an uncompromisingly ravished, exploited chattel, annoy the neighborhood.
"We might set up a table, and sit on mats," he said.
"But not in a certain place," I said.
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 52)