Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 482 | Such View more quotes about tunics">tunics are designed to well reveal the slave, and leave little to the imagination, only enough to encourage the master to tear it from her. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 479 | He looked about and, in a moment, noted Ellen, she standing beside the wagon, on its left side, facing him. |
| 27 | 480 | She was in the brief tunic which had been permitted to her by Selius Arconious, was barefoot, and collared. |
| 27 | 481 | The tunic was very short, and sleeveless. |
| 27 | 482 | Such tunics are designed to well reveal the slave, and leave little to the imagination, only enough to encourage the master to tear it from her. |
| 27 | 483 | She had little doubt that she was quite fetching in the garment. |
| 27 | 484 | Surely Mirus seemed pleased with what he saw. |
| 27 | 485 | Too, there was a collar on her neck. |
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He looked about and, in a moment, noted Ellen, she standing beside the wagon, on its left side, facing him.
She was in the brief tunic which had been permitted to her by Selius Arconious, was barefoot, and collared.
The tunic was very short, and sleeveless.
Such tunics are designed to well reveal the slave, and leave little to the imagination, only enough to encourage the master to tear it from her.
She had little doubt that she was quite fetching in the garment.
Surely Mirus seemed pleased with what he saw.
Too, there was a collar on her neck.
- (Prize of Gor)