Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 18 | 810 | As I have mentioned, there were View more quotes about streets">streets in the vicinity of the laundry pools and these streets, as was to be expected, had their share of various forms of traffic, carts, pedestrians, and such. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 807 | "Master!" she wheedled. |
| 18 | 808 | "They might annoy the tarns," he said. |
| 18 | 809 | "Yes, Master," she had replied, defeated. |
| 18 | 810 | As I have mentioned, there were streets in the vicinity of the laundry pools and these streets, as was to be expected, had their share of various forms of traffic, carts, pedestrians, and such. |
| 18 | 811 | She had even seen, once this morning, the palanquin of a free woman, being borne by male slaves. |
| 18 | 812 | The heavy outer curtains, and even the light inner curtains, of the palanquin were drawn open and, from her knees, as she worked on the laundry, she could see a free woman reclining within the palanquin, veiled, hooded, clad in the Robes of Concealment. |
| 18 | 813 | She lay on one elbow, and seemed bored, and indolent. |
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"Master!" she wheedled.
"They might annoy the tarns," he said.
"Yes, Master," she had replied, defeated.
As I have mentioned, there were streets in the vicinity of the laundry pools and these streets, as was to be expected, had their share of various forms of traffic, carts, pedestrians, and such.
She had even seen, once this morning, the palanquin of a free woman, being borne by male slaves.
The heavy outer curtains, and even the light inner curtains, of the palanquin were drawn open and, from her knees, as she worked on the laundry, she could see a free woman reclining within the palanquin, veiled, hooded, clad in the Robes of Concealment.
She lay on one elbow, and seemed bored, and indolent.
- (Prize of Gor)