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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

There, in the trunk, framed by the sides and back, as men cried out in wonder and delight, was descried the slave, Litsia, now not only in the least of slave rags but in sirik. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #276)
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17 276 There, in the trunk, framed by the View more quotes about sides">sides and back, as men cried out in wonder and delight, was descried the slave, Litsia, now not only in the least of slave rags but in sirik.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 273 The ponderous fellow threw off the wicker, basketlike lid of the trunk and gazed within, then staggering back as though in astonishment.
17 274 "Show us! Show us!" cried men.
17 275 Swiftly, losing not a nonce, he undid the side latches and dropped the front panel of the trunk.
17 276 There, in the trunk, framed by the sides and back, as men cried out in wonder and delight, was descried the slave, Litsia, now not only in the least of slave rags but in sirik.
17 277 She was excitingly curvaceous, a dream of pleasure, such a sight as might induce a strong man to howl with joy, to dance with triumph.
17 278 Those on the tiers rose to their feet, applauding.
17 279 Yes, the woman was well turned.
The ponderous fellow threw off the wicker, basketlike lid of the trunk and gazed within, then staggering back as though in astonishment. "Show us! Show us!" cried men. Swiftly, losing not a nonce, he undid the side latches and dropped the front panel of the trunk. There, in the trunk, framed by the sides and back, as men cried out in wonder and delight, was descried the slave, Litsia, now not only in the least of slave rags but in sirik. She was excitingly curvaceous, a dream of pleasure, such a sight as might induce a strong man to howl with joy, to dance with triumph. Those on the tiers rose to their feet, applauding. Yes, the woman was well turned. - (Magicians of Gor)