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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

In the case of Lyris, she awakened in her harnessing, but in a harnessing now devoid of accoutrements and weapons, in the stout cage. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #143)
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50 143 In the View more quotes about case">case of Lyris, she awakened in her harnessing, but in a harnessing now devoid of accoutrements and weapons, in the stout cage.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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50 140 It was then only necessary to hold her mouth closed for a bit, until the tassa powder, with which the meat was liberally laced, should take effect.
50 141 I had assisted Lord Grendel in his preparations and the amount of tassa powder used might have sedated four or five free women.
50 142 A drink with a stranger is often the last thing a free woman remembers until she awakens, naked and chained, in a slave wagon.
50 143 In the case of Lyris, she awakened in her harnessing, but in a harnessing now devoid of accoutrements and weapons, in the stout cage.
50 144 "Surtak," said Lord Grendel, "is much taken with the sleek and delicious beauty of Lyris.
50 145 He hopes to be her seed provider.
50 146 Yet she has been reluctant to accept, and has even been scornful of, his overtures.
It was then only necessary to hold her mouth closed for a bit, until the tassa powder, with which the meat was liberally laced, should take effect. I had assisted Lord Grendel in his preparations and the amount of tassa powder used might have sedated four or five free women. A drink with a stranger is often the last thing a free woman remembers until she awakens, naked and chained, in a slave wagon. In the case of Lyris, she awakened in her harnessing, but in a harnessing now devoid of accoutrements and weapons, in the stout cage. "Surtak," said Lord Grendel, "is much taken with the sleek and delicious beauty of Lyris. He hopes to be her seed provider. Yet she has been reluctant to accept, and has even been scornful of, his overtures. - (Plunder of Gor)