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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

She then did so, well exposed in the shreds of the tunic, the delicate lyre slung behind her left hip, her wrists fastened behind her, with Gorean efficiency, in her master's steel. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #1211)
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20 1211 She then did so, well View more quotes about exposed">exposed in the shreds of the tunic, the delicate lyre slung behind her left hip, her wrists fastened behind her, with Gorean efficiency, in her master's steel.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 1208 We then went to the door, and, as pleasantries were exchanged, our guests, one by one, began to take their leave.
20 1209 Miles of Vonda left first, heeled by his curvaceous, auburn-haired beauty, Florence, once, too, of Vonda.
20 1210 On the street, below, at the foot of the stairs, he ordered her to precede him.
20 1211 She then did so, well exposed in the shreds of the tunic, the delicate lyre slung behind her left hip, her wrists fastened behind her, with Gorean efficiency, in her master's steel.
20 1212 She walked before him, her shoulders back, her head high; she walked before him, happily, beautifully, a loved, paraded slave.
20 1213 Aemilianus next left, heeled by Shirley.
20 1214 Following him, Glyco and Calliodorus, both of Port Cos, left, the pair being heeled by Lola.
We then went to the door, and, as pleasantries were exchanged, our guests, one by one, began to take their leave. Miles of Vonda left first, heeled by his curvaceous, auburn-haired beauty, Florence, once, too, of Vonda. On the street, below, at the foot of the stairs, he ordered her to precede him. She then did so, well exposed in the shreds of the tunic, the delicate lyre slung behind her left hip, her wrists fastened behind her, with Gorean efficiency, in her master's steel. She walked before him, her shoulders back, her head high; she walked before him, happily, beautifully, a loved, paraded slave. Aemilianus next left, heeled by Shirley. Following him, Glyco and Calliodorus, both of Port Cos, left, the pair being heeled by Lola. - (Guardsman of Gor)