Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 471 | He then View more quotes about freed">freed the rolled blanket from behind the saddle, opened it, and threw it over the slave, concealing her. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 468 | Laura's gown, in a moment, cut from her, cast aside, had fluttered to the roof. |
| 13 | 469 | "I am yours, Master!" said Laura. |
| 13 | 470 | "You tell me nothing I do not know, slave," he said. |
| 13 | 471 | He then freed the rolled blanket from behind the saddle, opened it, and threw it over the slave, concealing her. |
| 13 | 472 | The tunicked, collared free woman, bound in the net, gagged and blindfolded, squirmed and whimpered. |
| 13 | 473 | "I suspect," whispered the girl to Ellen's right, "our noble little tunic-wearer will be sold in Brundisium". |
| 13 | 474 | "Perhaps he will keep them both," said another girl. |
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Laura's gown, in a moment, cut from her, cast aside, had fluttered to the roof.
"I am yours, Master!" said Laura.
"You tell me nothing I do not know, slave," he said.
He then freed the rolled blanket from behind the saddle, opened it, and threw it over the slave, concealing her.
The tunicked, collared free woman, bound in the net, gagged and blindfolded, squirmed and whimpered.
"I suspect," whispered the girl to Ellen's right, "our noble little tunic-wearer will be sold in Brundisium".
"Perhaps he will keep them both," said another girl.
- (Prize of Gor)