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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

Meanwhile Elizabeth would have built a fire and in it burned her clothing. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #605)
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5 605 Meanwhile View more quotes about elizabeth">Elizabeth would have built a fire and in it burned her clothing.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 602 There Al-Ka would release Elizabeth from the rain canvas and busy himself with the wagon.
5 603 He would set a central bar, running lengthwise in the wagon, in place, locking it in.
5 604 Then he would change the white and gold rain canvas to a covering of blue and yellow silk.
5 605 Meanwhile Elizabeth would have built a fire and in it burned her clothing.
5 606 Al-Ka would then give her a collar to snap about her throat and she would do so.
5 607 She would then climb into the wagon where, with two ankle rings, joined by a foot of chain looped about the central bar, she would be fastened in the wagon.
5 608 Then, whistling, Al-Ka would pull the wagon out of the grove and Elizabeth would be on her way to Thentis, for delivery to the House of Clark, only another slave girl, naked and chained, perhaps lovelier than most but yet scarcely to be noticed among the many others, each day, delivered to so large and important a house, the largest in Thentis, among the best known on Gor.
There Al-Ka would release Elizabeth from the rain canvas and busy himself with the wagon. He would set a central bar, running lengthwise in the wagon, in place, locking it in. Then he would change the white and gold rain canvas to a covering of blue and yellow silk. Meanwhile Elizabeth would have built a fire and in it burned her clothing. Al-Ka would then give her a collar to snap about her throat and she would do so. She would then climb into the wagon where, with two ankle rings, joined by a foot of chain looped about the central bar, she would be fastened in the wagon. Then, whistling, Al-Ka would pull the wagon out of the grove and Elizabeth would be on her way to Thentis, for delivery to the House of Clark, only another slave girl, naked and chained, perhaps lovelier than most but yet scarcely to be noticed among the many others, each day, delivered to so large and important a house, the largest in Thentis, among the best known on Gor. - (Assassin of Gor)