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

She rose to her feet humbly, head down, and then, with a swirl of slave silk and a flash of bells, turned and hurried to the paga counter. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #57)
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39 57 She View more quotes about rose">rose to her feet humbly, head down, and then, with a swirl of slave silk and a flash of bells, turned and hurried to the paga counter.

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

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39 54 They could thus be joined, and she could not free herself from them.
39 55 Her left ankle was belled, these bells being attached to a locked anklet.
39 56 "Yes," I said, but I would nurse that paga.
39 57 She rose to her feet humbly, head down, and then, with a swirl of slave silk and a flash of bells, turned and hurried to the paga counter.
39 58 I studied the fellows in the tavern.
39 59 I did not see any here who had been in the vicinity of our camp.
39 60 I had thought that they might make their move outside, in the alley.
They could thus be joined, and she could not free herself from them. Her left ankle was belled, these bells being attached to a locked anklet. "Yes," I said, but I would nurse that paga. She rose to her feet humbly, head down, and then, with a swirl of slave silk and a flash of bells, turned and hurried to the paga counter. I studied the fellows in the tavern. I did not see any here who had been in the vicinity of our camp. I had thought that they might make their move outside, in the alley. - (Vagabonds of Gor)