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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then she, unsteady, and rubbing her wrists, was taken by the hair, by the proprietor's man, was bent over, at the waist, and, in standard leading position, was conducted to the back of the tavern, and drawn through a thick curtain of layered, dangling, colored beads. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #222)
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33 222 Then she, unsteady, and rubbing her View more quotes about wrists">wrists, was taken by the hair, by the proprietor's man, was bent over, at the waist, and, in standard leading position, was conducted to the back of the tavern, and drawn through a thick curtain of layered, dangling, colored beads.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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33 219 "Oh," she said.
33 220 Her footing was a bit uncertain, as her ankles had been crossed, and tied, for some Ahn.
33 221 There was a sound from the bells fastened about her left ankle.
33 222 Then she, unsteady, and rubbing her wrists, was taken by the hair, by the proprietor's man, was bent over, at the waist, and, in standard leading position, was conducted to the back of the tavern, and drawn through a thick curtain of layered, dangling, colored beads.
33 223 A moment later I heard a last flash of bells, and the closing of a sturdy metal gate.
33 224 "You found the slave attractive," I said to the stranger.
33 225 "Of course," he said.
"Oh," she said. Her footing was a bit uncertain, as her ankles had been crossed, and tied, for some Ahn. There was a sound from the bells fastened about her left ankle. Then she, unsteady, and rubbing her wrists, was taken by the hair, by the proprietor's man, was bent over, at the waist, and, in standard leading position, was conducted to the back of the tavern, and drawn through a thick curtain of layered, dangling, colored beads. A moment later I heard a last flash of bells, and the closing of a sturdy metal gate. "You found the slave attractive," I said to the stranger. "Of course," he said. - (Mariners of Gor)