Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 31 | 225 | He then View more quotes about passed">passed this band about my waist and about the back of the chair. |
| 31 | 226 | He then tied me, snugly, back in the chair. |
| 31 | 227 | He then resumed his place on the floor. |
| 31 | 228 | "Yes," he said, "clearly, at least a silver-tarsk girl". |
| 31 | 229 | I recalled that he had conjectured in the great hall, much to the fury of many of my retainers, that that might be about my value in a slave market. |
| 31 | 230 | He then rose up, again, and approached the chair. |
| 31 | 231 | I tried to back, even further, against the back of the chair. |
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He then passed this band about my waist and about the back of the chair.
He then tied me, snugly, back in the chair.
He then resumed his place on the floor.
"Yes," he said, "clearly, at least a silver-tarsk girl".
I recalled that he had conjectured in the great hall, much to the fury of many of my retainers, that that might be about my value in a slave market.
He then rose up, again, and approached the chair.
I tried to back, even further, against the back of the chair.
- (Kajira of Gor)