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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

The neck and head of the gant was discolored, dark on dark, and partly charred. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #19)
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21 19 The View more quotes about neck">neck and head of the gant was discolored, dark on dark, and partly charred.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 16 The poles used in propelling it had been gilded, as well.
21 17 It had been surmounted by an open, golden cabin, covered with a translucent golden mesh.
21 18 None of this was now visible.
21 19 The neck and head of the gant was discolored, dark on dark, and partly charred.
21 20 Most of the gilding was gone, perhaps scraped with knives, or burned away.
21 21 "Perhaps," I said, "when the rencers took you, after they had stripped and bound you, they permitted you to witness the burning of your barge?" She whimpered once.
21 22 "You would make this observation, presumably," I said, "tied on your knees, your wrists fastened to your ankles, in a rence craft".
The poles used in propelling it had been gilded, as well. It had been surmounted by an open, golden cabin, covered with a translucent golden mesh. None of this was now visible. The neck and head of the gant was discolored, dark on dark, and partly charred. Most of the gilding was gone, perhaps scraped with knives, or burned away. "Perhaps," I said, "when the rencers took you, after they had stripped and bound you, they permitted you to witness the burning of your barge?" She whimpered once. "You would make this observation, presumably," I said, "tied on your knees, your wrists fastened to your ankles, in a rence craft". - (Vagabonds of Gor)