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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

The wood was gathered by my slave, whom I named Constance. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #604)
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6 604 The wood was View more quotes about gathered">gathered by my slave, whom I named Constance.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 601 Too, as I determined later, his tracks had been, for the most part, obscured by the tracks of the beast of his lovely huntress.
6 602 Some of the more obvious ones, too, I had erased with a branch.
6 603 I assumed the couple might be chilled upon emerging from the water and so I took the liberty of building a fire.
6 604 The wood was gathered by my slave, whom I named Constance.
6 605 In time I saw the man's head lift slowly, almost imperceptibly, from the pond.
6 606 He reconnoitered, and then, dragging the girl with him, her wrists bound behind her back, approached the fire.
6 607 "You had better get out of those wet clothes," I told the girl.
Too, as I determined later, his tracks had been, for the most part, obscured by the tracks of the beast of his lovely huntress. Some of the more obvious ones, too, I had erased with a branch. I assumed the couple might be chilled upon emerging from the water and so I took the liberty of building a fire. The wood was gathered by my slave, whom I named Constance. In time I saw the man's head lift slowly, almost imperceptibly, from the pond. He reconnoitered, and then, dragging the girl with him, her wrists bound behind her back, approached the fire. "You had better get out of those wet clothes," I told the girl. - (Beasts of Gor)