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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

As the veil was lifted somewhat, as she drank, one could see a bit of her throat, white and lovely, where a collar might be nicely locked. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #87)
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22 87 As the View more quotes about veil">veil was lifted somewhat, as she drank, one could see a bit of her throat, white and lovely, where a collar might be nicely locked.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 84 Ellen could see the impression of the upper rim of the goblet through the veil.
22 85 Lower-class women sometimes drink through the veil, and their veils, subsequently, may be severally stained.
22 86 Ellen saw that the woman's body was very straight as she drank.
22 87 As the veil was lifted somewhat, as she drank, one could see a bit of her throat, white and lovely, where a collar might be nicely locked.
22 88 Her ankles could be seen, above her slippered feet, as the robes were lifted a bit, seemingly having been inadvertently disarranged as she sat.
22 89 Her legs were turned to one side, and placed side by side, apparently demurely closed beneath her robes.
22 90 Slave girls, when permitted tunics and permitted to sit, as on a log, a rock, a shelf, commonly sit thusly.
Ellen could see the impression of the upper rim of the goblet through the veil. Lower-class women sometimes drink through the veil, and their veils, subsequently, may be severally stained. Ellen saw that the woman's body was very straight as she drank. As the veil was lifted somewhat, as she drank, one could see a bit of her throat, white and lovely, where a collar might be nicely locked. Her ankles could be seen, above her slippered feet, as the robes were lifted a bit, seemingly having been inadvertently disarranged as she sat. Her legs were turned to one side, and placed side by side, apparently demurely closed beneath her robes. Slave girls, when permitted tunics and permitted to sit, as on a log, a rock, a shelf, commonly sit thusly. - (Prize of Gor)