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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

The skins of the woman who had protested "Verna!" were now worn by Verna herself. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #235)
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22 235 The skins of the View more quotes about woman">woman who had protested "Verna!" were now worn by Verna herself.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 232 Each wore only clinging, diaphanous slave silk.
22 233 In their eyes were tears.
22 234 In the ears of each, fastened through the lobes of each, were earrings, of a sort attractive in each woman.
22 235 The skins of the woman who had protested "Verna!" were now worn by Verna herself.
22 236 She strode before them on the beach, looking at them.
22 237 "You would make beautiful slave girls," she told them.
22 238 I saw that the woman called Rena, whom I had used in Marlenus' camp, before departing from it, was especially beautiful.
Each wore only clinging, diaphanous slave silk. In their eyes were tears. In the ears of each, fastened through the lobes of each, were earrings, of a sort attractive in each woman. The skins of the woman who had protested "Verna!" were now worn by Verna herself. She strode before them on the beach, looking at them. "You would make beautiful slave girls," she told them. I saw that the woman called Rena, whom I had used in Marlenus' camp, before departing from it, was especially beautiful. - (Hunters of Gor)