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

She then wiped her hands on her thighs like a rence girl and returned to kneel by the rock, where she began to separate the pieces of fish into bite-sized pieces. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #68)
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22 68 She then wiped her View more quotes about hands">hands on her thighs like a rence girl and returned to kneel by the rock, where she began to separate the pieces of fish into bite-sized pieces.

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

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22 65 I wondered how Ina might fare in the Barrens.
22 66 The red savages, with their quirts, and posts and leather, know well how to handle white women.
22 67 I watched Ina gather up the scales, bones, and such, the refuse, and carry them to the marsh, where she discarded them.
22 68 She then wiped her hands on her thighs like a rence girl and returned to kneel by the rock, where she began to separate the pieces of fish into bite-sized pieces.
22 69 "You are far from the dining pavilions of Ar," I said.
22 70 "As you are from the paga taverns of Port Kar," she said.
22 71 I regarded her, assessing her.
I wondered how Ina might fare in the Barrens. The red savages, with their quirts, and posts and leather, know well how to handle white women. I watched Ina gather up the scales, bones, and such, the refuse, and carry them to the marsh, where she discarded them. She then wiped her hands on her thighs like a rence girl and returned to kneel by the rock, where she began to separate the pieces of fish into bite-sized pieces. "You are far from the dining pavilions of Ar," I said. "As you are from the paga taverns of Port Kar," she said. I regarded her, assessing her. - (Vagabonds of Gor)