Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 68 | 231 | The camisked View more quotes about girl">girl in the cage, kneeling, holding to the bars, looked down at us, and called down to us. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 68 | 228 | Some regard the camisk as more provocative than nudity. |
| 68 | 229 | To be sure, such things, given rulings in councils, shifts in mores, and such, change from time to time. |
| 68 | 230 | I refer, of course, in these remarks, to the common camisk, not the Turian camisk, which, however revealing, is generally considered less objectionable, more restrained, or refined. |
| 68 | 231 | The camisked girl in the cage, kneeling, holding to the bars, looked down at us, and called down to us. |
| 68 | 232 | "Handsome Master," she called. |
| 68 | 233 | "This is the exchange house of —. |
| 68 | 234 | I bid you enter!" "Let us hurry on," I suggested. |
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Some regard the camisk as more provocative than nudity.
To be sure, such things, given rulings in councils, shifts in mores, and such, change from time to time.
I refer, of course, in these remarks, to the common camisk, not the Turian camisk, which, however revealing, is generally considered less objectionable, more restrained, or refined.
The camisked girl in the cage, kneeling, holding to the bars, looked down at us, and called down to us.
"Handsome Master," she called.
"This is the exchange house of —.
I bid you enter!" "Let us hurry on," I suggested.
- (Plunder of Gor)