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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

The brigands, indeed, had taken their departure, bringing their tarns to flight, their loot sacks bulging and, tied helplessly at their saddle rings, lovely, naked slaves. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #44)
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27 44 The brigands, View more quotes about indeed">indeed, had taken their departure, bringing their tarns to flight, their loot sacks bulging and, tied helplessly at their saddle rings, lovely, naked slaves.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 41 "This way," had said one of them, and they had exited through the outer door.
27 42 We had remained hidden in the sand for several Ahn, and probably long after the brigands had departed.
27 43 About the seventeenth Ahn I had eased myself from the sand and reconnoitered.
27 44 The brigands, indeed, had taken their departure, bringing their tarns to flight, their loot sacks bulging and, tied helplessly at their saddle rings, lovely, naked slaves.
27 45 I had drawn the Lady Florence from the sand.
27 46 "Release me," she had demanded but then had gasped, lying on her back, the point of my sword thrust into her belly.
27 47 "Forgive me, Jason," she begged.
"This way," had said one of them, and they had exited through the outer door. We had remained hidden in the sand for several Ahn, and probably long after the brigands had departed. About the seventeenth Ahn I had eased myself from the sand and reconnoitered. The brigands, indeed, had taken their departure, bringing their tarns to flight, their loot sacks bulging and, tied helplessly at their saddle rings, lovely, naked slaves. I had drawn the Lady Florence from the sand. "Release me," she had demanded but then had gasped, lying on her back, the point of my sword thrust into her belly. "Forgive me, Jason," she begged. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)