Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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Quote
3
418
I am sure now that he had realized that I would try to reach up, to ease the pain on my hair, and, in attempting this, would lift my breasts, further displaying the merchandise which I was.
I am sure now that he had realized that I would try to reach up, to ease the pain on my hair, and, in attempting this, would lift my breasts, further displaying the merchandise which I was.
- (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #418)
Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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Quote
3
415
"Three copper tarsks!" cried a man.
3
416
"Three, twenty!" called another.
3
417
The auctioneer pulled me upright by the hair and lifted his hand, tangled in my hair, and I was on my tip toes, my hands futilely on the auctioneer's wrist.
3
418
I am sure now that he had realized that I would try to reach up, to ease the pain on my hair, and, in attempting this, would lift my breasts, further displaying the merchandise which I was.
3
419
"I have three twenty, three twenty," called the auctioneer.
3
420
"Who will make it three, fifty?" "Three, twenty-five!" called a fellow.
3
421
"I want three fifty, three fifty, at least!" said the auctioneer.
"Three copper tarsks!" cried a man.
"Three, twenty!" called another.
The auctioneer pulled me upright by the hair and lifted his hand, tangled in my hair, and I was on my tip toes, my hands futilely on the auctioneer's wrist.
I am sure now that he had realized that I would try to reach up, to ease the pain on my hair, and, in attempting this, would lift my breasts, further displaying the merchandise which I was.
"I have three twenty, three twenty," called the auctioneer.
"Who will make it three, fifty?" "Three, twenty-five!" called a fellow.
"I want three fifty, three fifty, at least!" said the auctioneer.
- (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 3)