Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 43 | 122 | Liadne had now View more quotes about drawn">drawn on the girl's leash, and she was on her feet. |
| 43 | 123 | Although Liadne was obviously intending to lead her to the far side of the wagon, she stood there, back-braceleted, looking wildly, unbelievably, after Marcus. |
| 43 | 124 | Then, helpless, drawn by the leash, she was turned by force, and drawn, stumbling, after Liadne, behind the wagon, behind the canvas screen which had been fixed there. |
| 43 | 125 | Marcus angrily put aside my grasp and turned, looking back toward the wagon. |
| 43 | 126 | The girl now, of course, was no longer in sight. |
| 43 | 127 | "She is gone," I said. |
| 43 | 128 | I restrained him from rushing toward the wagon. |
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Liadne had now drawn on the girl's leash, and she was on her feet.
Although Liadne was obviously intending to lead her to the far side of the wagon, she stood there, back-braceleted, looking wildly, unbelievably, after Marcus.
Then, helpless, drawn by the leash, she was turned by force, and drawn, stumbling, after Liadne, behind the wagon, behind the canvas screen which had been fixed there.
Marcus angrily put aside my grasp and turned, looking back toward the wagon.
The girl now, of course, was no longer in sight.
"She is gone," I said.
I restrained him from rushing toward the wagon.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)