Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 46 | 278 | She had View more quotes about quite">quite possibly done so. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 46 | 275 | "They are locked," he said, "and the keys are either out, or on my belt". |
| 46 | 276 | I then left the holding area. |
| 46 | 277 | Ina, to be sure, might have discarded her brown tunic. |
| 46 | 278 | She had quite possibly done so. |
| 46 | 279 | She could not, of course, discard the collar. |
| 46 | 280 | Where, I asked myself, might such a wench hide? She might, I thought, have attempted to hide in the infirmary. |
| 46 | 281 | On the way to the infirmary I passed a mat area where a girl on her stomach, to the snapping of a whip, was being taught to lift her body placatingly. |
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"They are locked," he said, "and the keys are either out, or on my belt".
I then left the holding area.
Ina, to be sure, might have discarded her brown tunic.
She had quite possibly done so.
She could not, of course, discard the collar.
Where, I asked myself, might such a wench hide? She might, I thought, have attempted to hide in the infirmary.
On the way to the infirmary I passed a mat area where a girl on her stomach, to the snapping of a whip, was being taught to lift her body placatingly.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)