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

The door opened a little, and I shoved Ina, barefoot, hooded and braceleted, the leash dangling from a buckled leather collar on her neck, inside. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #11)
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39 11 The View more quotes about door">door opened a little, and I shoved Ina, barefoot, hooded and braceleted, the leash dangling from a buckled leather collar on her neck, inside.

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

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39 8 I thought I detected the shadows which had been with us since the camp, darknesses in the darkness, moving furtively to the side, to the edge of the buildings.
39 9 Such things, fellows I had seen lurking about our camp the last day or so, were one of the reasons I had elected to come to Brundisium, and without Marcus.
39 10 I did not wish to involve him in difficulties which were not his concern.
39 11 The door opened a little, and I shoved Ina, barefoot, hooded and braceleted, the leash dangling from a buckled leather collar on her neck, inside.
39 12 I followed her.
39 13 I watched the fellow slide shut the bolts on the door.
39 14 We were now inside the back door of the tavern, in a small, dimly lit corridor.
I thought I detected the shadows which had been with us since the camp, darknesses in the darkness, moving furtively to the side, to the edge of the buildings. Such things, fellows I had seen lurking about our camp the last day or so, were one of the reasons I had elected to come to Brundisium, and without Marcus. I did not wish to involve him in difficulties which were not his concern. The door opened a little, and I shoved Ina, barefoot, hooded and braceleted, the leash dangling from a buckled leather collar on her neck, inside. I followed her. I watched the fellow slide shut the bolts on the door. We were now inside the back door of the tavern, in a small, dimly lit corridor. - (Vagabonds of Gor)