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

I had then, of course, hooded her, and dressed her as Ina, even to the leash and collar, and bracelets. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #66)
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44 66 I had then, of View more quotes about course">course, hooded her, and dressed her as Ina, even to the leash and collar, and bracelets.

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

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44 63 I had then thrust her back down in the box and locked it.
44 64 After a little time I had located some women waiting to be attached to the processing chain.
44 65 I had picked out one of these, one similar to Ina in height and figure, and rented her for an Ahn, for a tarsk bit.
44 66 I had then, of course, hooded her, and dressed her as Ina, even to the leash and collar, and bracelets.
44 67 Since I was taking her off the premises, and I was not personally known to the keeper, I would leave the key to Ina's slave box with him, as security.
44 68 A careful fellow, he had the box opened, of course, to inspect its contents.
44 69 He found them quite satisfactory.
I had then thrust her back down in the box and locked it. After a little time I had located some women waiting to be attached to the processing chain. I had picked out one of these, one similar to Ina in height and figure, and rented her for an Ahn, for a tarsk bit. I had then, of course, hooded her, and dressed her as Ina, even to the leash and collar, and bracelets. Since I was taking her off the premises, and I was not personally known to the keeper, I would leave the key to Ina's slave box with him, as security. A careful fellow, he had the box opened, of course, to inspect its contents. He found them quite satisfactory. - (Vagabonds of Gor)