““A curious mixture, you,” I said, pulling her firmly toward me over the bowl of cement and commencing a lengthy kiss of agreement, exploration, adoration and lust.”

—  Michael Kurland, book The Unicorn Girl

Source: The Unicorn Girl (1969), Chapter 7 (p. 96)

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